- Look up
naming in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Naming is ****igning a
name to something.
Naming may
refer to:
Naming (parliamentary procedure), a procedure...
- A
naming ceremony is a
stage at
which a
person or
persons is
officially ****igned a
name. The
methods of the
practice differ over
cultures and religions...
- not "Lorca" or "García".
Spanish naming customs were
extended to
countries under Spanish rule,
influencing naming customs of
Hispanic America and Philippines...
-
Europe that
French and
Italian cities were
naming streets after human waste. In
medieval Paris,
several street names were
inspired by ****e, the
French word...
- Proto-Uralic *nime. A
naming convention is a set of agreed, sti****ted, or
generally accepted standards, norms,
social norms, or
criteria for
naming things. Parents...
- on
Geographic Names (BGN), the
federal governmental body
responsible for
naming geographic features in the
United States,
change the
name of the mountain...
- as he said
people would be
attracted there if it had a
favourable name." The
name of the
territory in the
Greenlandic language is
Kalaallit Nunaat 'land...
- A
birth name is the
name given to a
person upon birth. The term may be
applied to the surname, the
given name, or the
entire name.
Where births are required...
- A
naming law
restricts the
names that
parents can
legally give to
their children,
usually to
protect the
child from
being given an
offensive or embarr****ing...
- and a
literacy rate of 52%.
Tradition holds that the
name Ethiopia (ኢትዮጵያ)
comes from the
name of the
first King of Ethiopia, Ethiop, or Ethiopis. Ayele...
