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Significados de compound family name en inglés

ruso
составная фамилия
portugués
sobrenome composto
español
apellido compuesto
catalán
cognom doble

Family name that is a combination of two other family names.

      apellido compuesto
      catalán
      cognom compost
      español
      apellido compuesto

      Family name which consists of multiple family names.

            apellido compuesto
            Sinónimos
            Examples for "double surname"
            Examples for "double surname"
            1
            He was henceforth, however, better pleased with his name, for he fancied in it something of the dignity of a doubled surname.
            What's Mine's Mine — Volume 1
            2
            "Your family has a DOUBLE surname, then?"
            Through Russia
            1
            I do not have a double-barrelled name here either, he thought.
            Depths
            2
            Susanna, 42: I had a double-barrelled name, and I just dropped his and started using back my maiden name.
            Jamaica Observer
            3
            Alex Liddington-Cox writes in Essential Baby that his child will be taking their mother's surname, because of the hell of a having a double-barrelled name.
            Radio NZ
            4
            "Awkward thing sometimes having a double-barrelled name," he continued.
            Pushed and the Return Push
            1
            As a high-school student drawn to radical leftist politics, he dropped his double-barrelled surname.
            Reuters
            2
            If only he had a double-barrelled surname, he'd be a certainty for the title.
            The Guardian
            3
            Ivan Ivanovitch had a rather strange double-barrelled surname-Tchimsha-Himalaisky-whichdid not suit him at all, and he was called simply Ivan Ivanovitch all over the province.
            The Wife, and Other Stories
            1
            Her relations address letters to our children using an invented hyphenated surname.
            The Guardian
            2
            At the Smithsonian in Washington, the curator of coins and medals was a gentleman with a dry voice and a hyphenated surname.
            The burglar who studied spinoza
            3
            It is long since that Leith Clay-Randolph (note the hyphenated surname) knocked at the back door of Idlewild and melted the heart of Gunda.
            Moon-Face, and Other Stories