- the
maiden name ("birth
name" is also used as a gender-neutral or
masculine substitute for
maiden name),
whereas a
married name is a
family name or surname...
- (/neɪ/ ; from
French né[e] 'born') have been used to
indicate maiden or
married names. The term née,
having feminine grammatical gender, can be used...
-
surnames based on a mother's or grandmother's
maiden name.
Included are
people who
changed their legal names and
people who
created personal or professional...
- his
middle name (it was his mother's
maiden name).
There is some
overlap between open-compound
surnames and
maiden-
names-as-middle-
names; in various...
- 18, 2020, and she
filed for
divorce in November. She
reverted to her
maiden name. The
divorce was
finalized in June 2021. On
April 28, 2022,
Anstead filed...
- withdrawal, he is
chosen to
become the
master to a
Rozen Maiden named Shinku.
Rozen Maidens are
seven sentient porcelain dolls who
compete against each...
- Iron
Maiden are an
English heavy metal band
formed in Leyton, East London, in 1975 by b****ist and
primary songwriter Steve Harris.
Although fluid in the...
- an individual's
birth name or be
inspired by
nicknames or
maiden names. Some
people take a
stage name because their birth name is
difficult to pronounce...
- by "first
name +
married name" style,
which is
Carrie Lam in the
example above,
while locally as "married
name +
maiden name +
personal name" style. Origins...
-
Tatyana Nikolaevna Ovechkina (Russian: Татьяна Николаевна Овечкина;
maiden name: Kabayeva; born 19
March 1950) is a
former Russian basketball player who...
