- generations. In
Tamil Nadu and some
parts of
Kerala and
South Karnataka,
patronymy is predominant. This is a
significant departure from the rest of the country...
- po****tion by 2030.[needs update] Most
Icelandic surnames are
based on
patronymy, or the
adoption of the father's
first given name,
followed by "son" or...
-
called Nna Isyaku.
Bangladeshi people Michitsuna no Haha
Korean name
Patronymy Reflections on ****anese
Language and Culture.
Studies in the humanities...
- shasta. His
contributions to this
field have also been
recognized with the
patronymy of two
species of myxozoan,
Myxidium noblei Zubchenko & Krasin, 1980 and...
-
promoted at the
expense of
informal local naming systems.
Whereas in Europe,
patronymy was the
exception in 14th century, it
became the norm in 19th century...
- State, set up p. 369 BC at Dodona, in Gr**** and with Gr**** names, Gr****
patronymies and Gr****
tribal names such as Celaethi, Omphales, Tripolitae, Triphylae...
- Ndom, and the name was
successively replicated in the
customary Mambilla patronymy. Much of what we know of
Chief Konaka of
Ndeba (Somie)
comes from the...
- Lu saw the
criminalization of
abortion as a core mechanism,
along with
patronymy, of
patriarchal control over women's
reproductive rights. To
avoid ****cution...
-
aided the Jews
during the
First Jewish–Roman War; due to the
evident patronymy among the
Adiebene rulers, he
might have been
Monobaz II's son and heir...
-
outstanding contribution to the
field of
parasitology was
awarded with
patronymy of 22 taxa,
including most notably, the
imaginatively named copepod, Bobkabata...
