- "common
names" or (obsolete) "general
names". A
name can be
given to a person, place, or thing; for example,
parents can give
their child a
name or a scientist...
- one's
immediate family.
Regnal names and
religious or
monastic names are
special given names bestowed upon
someone receiving a
crown or
entering a religious...
-
composed of
separate names, such as in
traditional Spanish culture, they can be
hyphenated together, or may
contain prefixes.
Using names has been do****ented...
- sources. Some
binomial names have been
constructed from
taxonomic anagrams or
other re-orderings of
existing names. Thus the
name of the
genus Muilla is...
-
Mariner (1798), and came up with "
Namor" by
writing down noble-sounding
names backwards and
thought Roman /
Namor looked the best. He
described the character...
- The most po****r
given names vary nationally, regionally, and culturally.
Lists of
widely used
given names can
consist of
those most
often bestowed upon...
-
Ghana frequently name their children after the day of the w**** they were born and the
order in
which they were born.
These "day
names" have
further meanings...
-
Paper No. 54 :
UNGEGN list of
country names (Prepared by the
United Nations Group of
Experts on
Geographical Names)" (PDF). unstats.un.org. Vienna. May...
-
businesses operating with
fictitious names to file a DBA statement,
though names including the
first and last
name of the
owner may be accepted. This also...
-
names are
often used to
identify services provided through the Internet, such as
websites and
email services. As of 2017, 330.6
million domain names had...
