- Campaniacum
Campaniacum was an
etymon of numeroustoponym s inFrance .Ernest Nègre , author of "Toponymie générale de la France " indicated that the anthroponym form of the Roman word "Campanius " and theGaul ish origin-acum The name "Campanius" and with the "gens" name (the equivalent of a family name used by Romans). By "Campani-us" along with another form *"Campani-ac-um". The i is an importance with the phonetic evolution of *"Campaniacum".
These different results with diverse phonetic evolutions of
dialect s of thelangue d'oïl and thelangue d'oc and by region:*
Campagnac :§ 7029 from E. Nègre
*Campénéac (Morbihan ) : § 7535 from E. Nègre
*Campigny : § 8819 from E. Nègre
*Champagnac : § 7061 and § 7438 from E. Nègre
*Champagnat : § 7612 and § 8480 from E. Nègre
*Champagné : § 8133 from E. Nègre
*Champagneux : § 8537 from E. Nègre
*Champagney : § 7873 from E. Nègre
*Champagny : § 8868 from E. Nègre
*Champigny : § 8868 from E. Nègre*Campaniacum comports an initial group Ca-: with k and a and with ch with the large part of the ancient
Gaul and its langue d'oïl dialects along with thelangue d'oc dialects. In the north of the ancient Gaul existed an unlimited band by theJoret line . In the south of the ancient Gaul (langue d'oc).The form
Champigny which is purely French (Champigny-sur-Marne ) is situated by theVal-de-Marne ).Gaston Zink on the "Phonétique historique du français" ("French Phonetic History") ,1986 had an explanation (page 194) for the sequence ign and the palatized ñ ("gn" in French) and a.ee also
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Champignac
*Pourceaugnac
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