The Name 'Przepiórkowski'

Here is the pronunciation:

IPA:     ˌpʃɛ.pjur.ˈkɔf.ski

Some approximations:

Here is the spelling:

Here are some misspellings of my name. Have fun. :-)

Przepiorkowski

Most common ("forget about diacritics!").

Przepiorkowsk

My 'official' name at the University of Tübingen (the sysop truncated my name to "Przepiorkowsk", and this is what the Unix command finger showed to anybody who wanted to check the correct spelling...).

Przepiorski

This is how I was officially known at the OSU ("3 syllables are better than 4").

Prezpiorkowski

In the programme of the IATL-16 conference ("no 'consonant clusters' > 2 (per syllable), please!"). More recently, in the programme committee of a RANLP 2007 workshop (it is Prezpiórkowski now, after correction), and on my badge at ACL 2007 (see below on the tradition of Praguian misspellings of Przepiórkowski).

Piorkowski

In the address on a Polish weekly I used to subscribe to ("3 syllables are better than 4" + "no 'consonant clusters' > 2, please!").

Przepi-rkowski

As a co-editor of Slavic in HPSG. (Oops, that's been corrected...)

Przepioikowxk

Junk mail companies in the US used to know me under this name (helpful for quick sorting of mail).

Przepiorkovski

That's how I am cited in a linguistic paper (hi, Petya!).

Przepiorkowsi

That's how my help is acknowledged in another linguistic paper (hi, Roger!).

Przepirkowski

In the CFP of HPSG 2003, and a few other places, including various versions of the programme of COLING 2012, as well as the list of accepted papers at ACL 2023...

Przepiókowski, Przepóikowski, Przeiókowski

Three failed attempts at my name in Prague, March 2003. (Thanks for trying so hard! :-) ).

PrzepiŰrkowski

In the list of prospective participants of a summer school. An interesting variation: 'U' signals the proper Polish pronunciation, while the so-called 'Hungarian umlaut' reflects the presence of a diacritic. Very cunning.

Przepiarkawski

Affiliation: Oilish Academy of Science. That's what my badge was saying when I was visiting the EC Joint Research Centre in Ispra, Italy.

Przepiurkowski

My badge on my second visit to the JRC. Clear improvement.

Przepivruswsui (first name: Adavt)

On the Macau Tower Skywalk certificate (that I walked in harness 233 metres above ground).

Przepiorkoswki

On two subpages of a workshop on numerals.

Przepi"rkowski

In an announcement of my talk at the Department of Polish, University of Warsaw.

Przepierkowski

On my TLT 2006 badge. In the good tradition of Praguian misspellings of my name.

Przepiórkiewicz

In one of the reviews of my habilitation book.

Przepiörkowski

In the on-line program of LFG 2012 (corrected now). The umlaut strikes back.

Przepiórzkowski

In the 2012 dissertation of Denis Paperno (p.217). Fricative harmony in Polish.

Przepiorkowksi

In the programme of FDSL 10, a Slavic (!) conference.

Przepiekowski

In EasyChair setting of HPSG 2014.

Przepi贸rkowski

In an invitation to “Submit Your Special Issue and be the Lead Guest Editor” from the International Journal of Everything (As Long As It Brings Money).

Przepiórwkoski

In the 2017 dissertation of Heidi Klockmann (p.368).

Prezepiókrowski

In correspondence with COLING 2018 Local Arrangements Chair.

Przepi

In spam inviting me to join the “scientific platform Peeref”.

Presepiórkowski

In an anonymous review of a paper co-authored by Agnieszka Patejuk and myself.

Przepiã³rkowski

In a COVID-19-era email message entitled “We miss you[r money] Przepiã³rkowski” from a restaurant chain, where I (once) made an on-line reservation.

Prepiórkovski

That's how I am cited by my colleagues from Prague in a 2021 paper on numerals and pronouns in the Prague Dependency Treebank of Czech. (This tradition started almost 20 years ago; look for 2003 and 2006 above.)

Prziepiórkowski

In the 1st call for papers for Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 32.

Przepiorkówski

In the programme of the Lexical-Functional Grammar Conference 2024.

PRZEPIóRKOWSKI

On the first version of my MIT Card.