surnaming Sentence Examples
- Surnaming the newborn after his grandfather held great significance for the family.
- The couple decided to surnaming their children with a unique combination of both their maiden names.
- Traditional customs dictate that the eldest son be surnamed after his father.
- The ancient practice of surnaming was used to identify families within a community.
- Surnaming a child with a hyphenated surname can honor both parents' lineages.
- The surname of the famous author provided insight into his family's history.
- It was a common practice to surname children after a respected ancestor or a place of origin.
- The actress chose to surnaming her newborn after her beloved grandmother.
- Surnaming a child with a patronymic surname is still prevalent in many cultures today.
- The government introduced new laws to simplify the process of surnaming children.
surnaming Meaning
surnaming
an added name, an added name derived from occupation or other circumstance, to give a surname to, the name held in common by members of a family, the name borne in common by members of a family
Synonyms & Antonyms of surnaming
FAQs About the word surnaming
an added name, an added name derived from occupation or other circumstance, to give a surname to, the name held in common by members of a family, the name borne
christening, labelling, nicknaming, nominating, code-naming, baptizing, denominating, dubbing, naming, baptising
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Surnaming the newborn after his grandfather held great significance for the family.
The couple decided to surnaming their children with a unique combination of both their maiden names.
Traditional customs dictate that the eldest son be surnamed after his father.
The ancient practice of surnaming was used to identify families within a community.
