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Cuando se observan los nombres de pila de Montpellier, Francia, o mexicanos de Tlalnepantla de Baz, desde el punto de vista lexicologico, constatamos el paso permanente entre las subcategorias que proporciona la terminologia linguistica: nombres provenientes de apellidos, que a su vez provienen de toponimos; otros que son tambien sobrenombres o etnonimos; nombres de pila que son, a su vez, sustantivos de la lengua general; hipocoristicos que se vuelven nombres plenos, etc. Esta circulacion entre las categorias y subcategorias se relaciona con la cuestion del significado tanto etimologico como sincronico o afectivo. Y, sobre todo, con la de la identidad, de la que el nombre de pila es un componente insoslayable, junto con la nocion de proyecto parental y de patrimonio onomastico y cultural. Las conclusiones de la propuesta serian que: a) la categoria del nombre (sustantivo y adjetivo) es una sola (Van Langendonck, 2007; Fabre, 1980), pero que b) se requiere de la terminologia en su papel taxonomico porque nos permite aprehender el objeto de estudio de la onomastica. Ademas de aprehender, de manera mas amplia, el mundo, a la manera de los prototipos, los arquetipos y los estereotipos. Intercategorial and Intracategorial Relations in Anthroponymy. The Case of French First Names in France and Spanish First Names in Mexico Abstract When analyzing first names from Montpellier, France, and Tlalnepantla, Mexico, by lexicological means, it becomes evident that there is a constant transit between the different subcategories provided by the linguistic terminology. First names that come from last names which, in turn, come from place names. First names that are also nicknames or ethnonyms. First names which are, at the same time, nouns from the general language. Hypocoristics that become full names, etcetera. This exchange between categories and subcategories seems to be associated with both the etymological and the synchronic or affective meaning. And, above all, with identity, to which given names is an unavoidable component, alongside with the notion of parental project and that of onomastic and cultural heritage. The conclusions to this paper are: a) that the category of names (noun and adjective) is just one (Van Langendonck, 2007; Fabre, 1980) but that b) terminology, in its taxonomic role, is required because it allows to apprehend the object study of onomastics, and more broadly the world in the manner of prototypes, archetypes and stereotypes. Key words : Anthroponomastics; lexicology; terminology; semantics; categorial shift.

Las relaciones intercategoriales e intracategoriales en antroponimia. El caso de los nombres de pila en francés de Francia y en español de México