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Meanings of human name in English
Synonyms
Examples for "anthroponym"
Examples for "anthroponym"
1
A piece of stone with the dead person's name marked his grave.
2
If it is the same, then only the person's name is printed.
3
My brothers and my sisters, every other person's name is not there.
4
They would announce a person's name in the theater and by loudspeaker, outside.
5
On another occasion he is a long time in finding a person's name-Theodora
Usage of human name in English
1
Substitute any human name for Welch's and the answer must be No.
2
She said that her human name was to be Belinda Zito.
3
That was not his real name, but a human name I had given him.
4
Baartock remembered the human name for that day was Sunday.
5
Once demons warped, they were given a human name from Lady Heatherington Smythe's Hedgerow.
6
It may interest you to know that your chosen human name, Belinda, means beautiful snake.
7
All those hoary and frosted forests expressed something so inhuman that it has no human name.
8
Dry Skin has even chosen a human name.
9
Also, in the twelve-franc breakfast, the champagne begins to have a human name on the label!
10
His human name came awkwardly to her lips.
11
Something in the detail of his childhood dog with a human name, Terry, is unbearably poignant.
12
I even took a human name.
13
His human name was Berem.
14
That was what the Sangheili who had taken residence on Carrow called the planet, ignoring the already existing human name.
15
No other human name, except Da Vinci's, carries the high associations of oracular and occult wisdom as far as Goethe's does.
16
So far, he was the only Brother who had taken a human name, and seemed the most willing to speak about Brother history.
This collocation consists of:
Human name through the time
Human name across language varieties
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