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In this article, I analyse Finnish appellativized slang compounds with respect to two main factors, using Hungarian compounds as a point of comparison. The structures, and the centres of attraction of the compounds are discussed. Finnish and Hungarian slang contains numerous compounds which include a homonym of a first name either as a head or a modifier. These include, for example, the Finnish noun baarimikko ‘bartender’ (lit. ‘bar’ + male name Mikko) and the Hungarian noun dumafranci ‘someone who speaks a lot’ (lit. ‘chat’ + male diminutive Franci). In these expressions, Mikko and Franci are no longer authentic proper names but have been appellativized.

Structures and meanings of Finnish and Hungarian appellativized slang compounds