Jašas
JAŠAS
Etymology
Cf. lit. Jošỹs (see). Chandelier with polish. Jasz, Jasza, Czech. Jaš, Jaša, bRuss., Russ. Яша. Slavic Jaš- is an abbreviation of another, longer name, but it is not entirely clear from which one. M. Gottschald believes that sl. Jaš, Ješ is from Johannes ¹. Other researchers have different opinions. Let's say, S. Rospondas considers it possible that the bend. Jasz, Jasza can have various origins - from Jarosław, Jarogniew, Jan, Jakub ². Compilers of „Słownik staropolskich nazw osobowych“ tend to bend. Jazs, Jaszo, Jesz, Jeszo, etc. relate to Jan (SSNO II 457). It is possible that the Slavic Jaš- may actually have various origins. However, apparently, mostly in sl. Jaš- will be short for Jakub-, cf. check Ješek: Jach: Jakub ³, Russian. Jašin: Jaša: Jakov ⁴, Яша: Якoв ⁵, bulg. Яшo: Якoв ⁶, bRuss. Яша: Иакoв ⁷.
Feminine FORMS
Jašienė / Jašaitė
Pronunciation
/jɛʃɐs/
SEE ALSO
SOURCES
1. M. Gottschald, 1954, p. 353.
2. S. Rospond, 1973, p. 201.
3. J. Gebauer, 1970, p. 604.
4. B. Unbegaun, 1972, p. 81.
5. N. Petrovsky, 1966, с. 235.
6. C. Илчев, 1969, с. 572.
7. М. Биpыла, 1966, с. 78.