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Meanings of popular names in English
Russian
традиционные названия звёзд Astronomical naming convention.
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Examples for "proper name for astronomical object"
Examples for "proper name for astronomical object"
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The pouch has given Impatiens glandulifera one English common name, policeman's helmet.
2
Despite his relatively common name, Matthew Harrison was easy to track down.
3
It was a common name, so I'd never thought of Ryan's partner.
4
Barlow was a fairly common name, and Manhattan was a big place.
5
You will no doubt wonder why it carries such a common name.
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The once popular name has copped a bad rap in recent years.
2
I mentioned before that Milo's become a very popular name, I'm told.
3
This was the popular name by which the frigate Constitution was known.
4
We will call him, then, by his popular name, Mr Wilder- arover
5
Jeffie was a popular name in France about 100 years ago.
1
The traditional name of this card is Judgment, or The Last Judgment.
2
In the second place, a lane bearing the traditional name of the village.
3
In 1993 the rock was formally given its traditional name, Uluru.
4
Is it better to go with a traditional name or a modern one?
5
Kumano is the traditional name for the southern part of Japan's Kii peninsula.
1
Speak to your children using the proper names for their body parts.
2
The large number of proper names, the occasional reference to chronicles, ii.
3
This Gospel also abounds in proper names, both of places and persons.
4
Yet as proper names they do not mean any of those things.
5
When possible, proper names were checked against the index for extra surety.
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The Matterhorn straddles two countries, Switzerland and Italy, and has three common names.
2
They were common names, leading into labyrinths of useless information.
3
Today, our common names for plants and animals vary as much as the species themselves.
4
People choose passwords like "dragon" for the same reason they use common names.
5
Other suggestions for symbolistic announcements of some of the more common names are as follows:
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They had been christened Groups, Bunks, and Yelpers, three traditional names in his family.
2
All the traditional names, all the hallowed slogans will remain exactly what they were in the good old days.
3
He has restored the traditional names of the months, which had been altered by Niyazov to honour national symbols.
4
He has restored the traditional names of the months, which had been altered by Niyazov to honor national symbols.
5
One of its traditional names is Katmir, a word whose letters, it should be observed, are with one exception identical with Rakim.
Usage of popular names in English
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Samson and the Abbé Montès are the truly popular names.
2
Daniel and Chloe were the most popular names announced in the Saturday column last year.
3
The fact that these animals have no popular names shows how little they are known.
4
The current top names do not feature in this list of the most popular names ever.
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These several measures were sustained by popular names and plausible arguments, by which thousands were deluded.
6
This means that even the most popular names today are less popular than they used to be.
7
Of course it was easy for parents to make a mistake, even if they chose popular names.
8
I acquired five of the most popular names in wine-stain removal and put them to the test.
9
It is also my daughter's name and I personally despise popular names, but here we are... 3.
10
The popular names of her father, Verginius, and of her betrothed, Icilius, were in every one's mouth.
11
Sean and Sarah were the most popular names given to new-born babies last year, records released today show.
12
For boys and girls where both parents were Irish, Jack, Emily and Emma were the most popular names.
13
Jack and Anna were the most popular names listed in the birth announcement columns of The Irish Timesin 2007.
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She said she was surprised to see that the most popular names in the last century aren't really popular anymore.
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It's difficult to know what to think of a country where Genghis and Atilla are popular names for new-born boys.
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He was the familiar friend of Otway; and was engaged, among other popular names, in the translations of Ovid and Juvenal.
This collocation consists of:
Popular names across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare