Jewish Names in Arabic Court Records
(16th C Jerusalem)

© 2005 by Kathleen M. O'Brien. All rights reserved.
Version 0.8, updated 11 September 2005

Introduction

STILL NEED TO FINISH THIS SECTION

Notes (aka: my list of things still to do on this article):
- explain the source
	- incl.: translation of entries but transliteration of names
	- explain that transliterated words other than names appear in italics in the source
	- in source:  stands for <ibn> or <bint> as appropriate

Source:

Amnon Cohen. A World Within: Jewish Life as Reflected in Muslim Court Documents from the of Jerusalem (XVIth Century).

Name Constructions Found in Women's Names

Name Construction Pattern	Number of Examples of this Pattern
[feminine given name] bint [father's given name]	72
[feminine given name]	38
[feminine given name] bint [father's given name] [unidentified element]	2
[feminine given name] bint [father's given name] [father's occupational byname]	2
[feminine given name] bint [father's given name] ibn [grandfather's given name]	1
[feminine given name] bint [father's given name] [woman's descriptive byname]	1
[feminine given name] [woman's occupational byname]	1

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