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Definition of given name - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
personal nameUS first name given to a person before the surnameUS
- Her given name is Emily.
- His given name appears on the passport.
- I didn't know her given name until now.
Terms with given name included in their meaning
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human identity
girl's given name, often used as a shorter form of Elizabeth
naming
name given to a male child
personal identity
name given at birth that comes before the surname
female identity
name given to a female person
identity
name identifying family members, not given name
identity
name given to a person at birth
language
given a familiar or humorous name
literal
name given to a pet animal
traditions
event where someone is officially given a name
identity
person's full name including given and family names
named
given a name or title
identity
shortened version of a person's given name
computer science
name given to a file to identify it
work position
name given to a position in a company or organization
geographical label
name given to a specific location
language
given a new name
identity
name transgender person was given at birth
no name given
not identified by name
identification
having a specific name given or mentioned
named
having been given a name in a ceremony
identity
official name given by the government
identification
name given to a specific part
naming
name or title given to someone or something
security
given a secret or special name for identification
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- French:prénom, ...
- German:Vorname, ...
- Italian:nome di battesimo, ...
- Spanish:nombre de pila, ...
- Portuguese:nome próprio, ...
- Chinese:名字, ...
- Japanese:名前, ...
- Arabic:الِاسْم الأَوَّل, ...
- Hebrew:שֵׁם פְּרָטִי, ...
- Russian:имя, ...
- Ukrainian:ім'я, ...
- Hindi:प्रथम नाम, ...
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