Nasreddin Hoca (Anecdotes) (Uniform Title)

Used only for added entries for the anecdotes under provisions of AA25.12; each individual work is entered under its own author or title.

nuc86-49790: Author's Anegdote, 1984 (hdg. on MiU rept.: Nasreddin Hoca; usage: Nasrudin Hodža)

Nasreddin Hoca'dan fıkralar, 1978: t.p. (Nasreddin Hoca)

LC data base, 1-22-88 (usage: Hodscha Nasreddin; Mulla Nasrudin; Hodja; Nasrudin the Wise; Mulla Nasr-ad-Din; Mula Nasroddin; Nasreddina; Nasreddin Hoca; Nasreddin Hodja; Juḥā; Goha; Nasrettin Hoca; Yehá)

Encyc. Brit. 15th ed. (Nasreddin Hoca; a.k.a. Juḥā in Arabic, Mushfiqī in Tadzhik; comic Islamic literary character)

Büyük lûgat ve ansikl. (Nasreddin Hoca; b. Hortu, Sivrihisar, 1208; d. Akşehir, 1284)

Encyc. of Islam, 1960-: v. 2 (D̲j̲uḥā; nickname of hero of anecdotes & amusing stories dating from 9th cent; another symbolic figure, Naṣr al-Dīn K̲h̲ōd̲j̲a, appearing toward end of Middle Ages, took place of D̲j̲uḥā. This complex situation to be treated in article Naṣr al-Dīn [not yet published])

Farzad, H. Classic tales of the Mulla Nasreddin, 1989: CIP galley (Mulla Nasreddin ... one of the most celebrated personalities in Persian folklore; also known in other parts of the Middle East as Khaji Nasriddin among others)

Kobaş, U. Nasreddin Hodja, c1987.

Gʼoḥah mah hu omer? 1991: added t.p. (Djoha) p. 15, etc. (Yoḥah; Yohā)

Sunkub khaburte Shamkhʺalla Gḣi͡akhḣmi͡adkhanna gal Ibragʹimlit͡st͡se sadate sav Malla Sittadil gʹattilgunzhud ... 1994: p. 5, etc. (Mulla Nasredin)

Nastradin Khodzha, 1997.

Kichkina Khŭzha Nasriddin, c1998.