anthroponym

English

Etymology

From anthrop- +‎ -onym or anthropo- +‎ -nym. First attested in 1955.

Noun

anthroponym (plural anthroponyms)

1. The name of a person, especially a surname.

Related terms

• anthroponymy
• anthroponymous

Translations

name of a person

• Catalan: antropònim (ca) m
• Czech: antroponymum n
• Finnish: henkilönnimi (fi)
• French: anthroponyme (fr)
• Georgian: ანთროპონიმი (antroṗonimi)
• German: Personenname (de), Anthroponym (de)
• Greek: ανθρωπωνύμιο (el) n (anthroponýmio)
• Polish: antroponim (pl) m
• Portuguese:

  Brazilian: antropônimo (pt) m

  European: antropónimo (pt) m

• Russian: антропо́ним (ru) m (antropónim)
• Spanish: antropónimo (es) m
• Swedish: antroponym (sv) c, personnamn (sv)
• Udmurt: адяминим (aďamińim)
• Ukrainian: антропо́нім m (antropónim)

See also

• anthropotoponym

Further reading

• Anthroponymy on Wikipedia.Wikipedia