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Meanings of patronymic in anglès

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patrònim

A family name derived from name of your father or a paternal ancestor (especially with an affix (such as -son in English or O'- in Irish) added to the name of your father or a paternal ancestor)

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Component of a personal name based on the given name of one's father or other male ancestor.

patronímic

Patronymic.

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Usage of patronymic in anglès
1
A patronymic given to Achilles as descendant of Æacus, father of Peleus.
The Iliad of Homer / Translated into English Blank Verse by Will...
2
Nevil, you are a preux of the times of my brother's patronymic.
Beauchamp's Career — Volume 1
3
Asclepius made a mental note about the absence of a patronymic name.
Book One: Apotheosis
4
Over the patronymic he paused in doubt when only halfway through.
King John of Jingalo: The Story of a Monarch in Difficulties
5
That was all it took, just his first name and patronymic.
Rasputin's daughter
6
I bear the less distinguished, but, I hope, equally respectable patronymic of Jenkinson.
Stories By English Authors: Italy (Selected by Scribners)
7
Does it matter that we know not the patronymic of an earth-released master?
Autobiography of a Yogi
8
A good many families in and around Dunblane rejoice in the patronymic of Dochart.
Reminiscences of Scottish Life & Character
9
He addressed the defense minister in the formal Russian manner, by name and patronymic.
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
10
My grandfather was a -- "( Imissedthe patronymic), "and commanded St.
A Florida Sketch-Book
11
And at last, without interruption, Stuyvesant spelled and pronounced the revered old Dutch patronymic.
Ray's Daughter: A Story of Manila
12
I don't know his patronymic, I never heard it.
Arctic chill
13
Our chief characteristic was well suited to our patronymic.
Marmaduke Merry: A Tale of Naval Adventures in Bygone Days
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His patronymic was too formidable for ordinary use, and he was universally known as Father Bernard.
Life of Father Hecker
15
Peter Liberty needed no prompting to vindicate, on a fitting occasion, his right to his patronymic.
History of the United Netherlands, 1595-96
16
England therefore have an entirely patronymic attack (provided Mark Butcher or Michael Vaughan don't bowl).
The Guardian
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