Definition of maiden name in English:

maiden name

noun

The original surname of a married woman who uses her husband's surname name after marriage.
many women choose to work under their maiden names
Example sentencesExamples
- Her maiden name was Lesley Stevens and she lived at the Borough SE1 between 1968 and 1970.
- You can hyphenate your name or use your maiden name for work and your married name everywhere else.
- Gaelic law still allowed women to retain their maiden name and own land and property.
- We are often asked for the maiden name of our mother and our date of birth.
- My maiden name was Pease and a cousin of mine has researched our family tree.
- Jan Struther, an abbreviation of her maiden name, was the pen name which she used.
- Eloise's mother had changed her name back to Beauregard, her maiden name.
- Today tributes poured in for Alex who was married just a year ago, but maintained her maiden name in her profession.
- She has since joined the force in another district and has started using her maiden name instead..
- My grandmother's current name is Kurlene White, but her maiden name is Roper.
- In these new court papers, she takes back her formal maiden name, Jennifer Joanna Aniston.
- In the last year of college, when everyone was trying to find a catchy ‘stage name’ I made lists and lists, researching old family names, maiden names, names that just sounded good.
- She was insistent to keep her maiden name, Fraser, when she married.
- I kept my maiden name as a second middle name, but I'd not want to saddle any of my kids with it.
- Naomi would like to change her daughters' surname to her own maiden name.
- One of the reps sent a message to the HR department, letting them know that a member of staff wished to be known by her maiden name again.
- Andrews, who married husband Iain last month, is known to many in the accountancy profession by her maiden name of Irvine.
- Divorced women who revert to their maiden names and couples who adopt a hyphenated name also will encounter problems if they fail to update their Social Security records, says Barbara Steinmetz, a financial planner.
- Married women may legally keep their maiden names, or have their maiden names restored at some point in the marriage whether or not the couple stays together.
- Writing under her maiden name of Charlotte Popescu, Mrs Fyffe has published some 30 books to date.

Definition of maiden name in US English:

maiden name

nounˈmeɪdn ˈˌneɪmˈmādn ˈˌnām

The surname that a married woman used from birth, prior to its being legally changed at marriage.
many women choose to work under their maiden names
Example sentencesExamples
- In the last year of college, when everyone was trying to find a catchy ‘stage name’ I made lists and lists, researching old family names, maiden names, names that just sounded good.
- We are often asked for the maiden name of our mother and our date of birth.
- One of the reps sent a message to the HR department, letting them know that a member of staff wished to be known by her maiden name again.
- She has since joined the force in another district and has started using her maiden name instead..
- You can hyphenate your name or use your maiden name for work and your married name everywhere else.
- Married women may legally keep their maiden names, or have their maiden names restored at some point in the marriage whether or not the couple stays together.
- Today tributes poured in for Alex who was married just a year ago, but maintained her maiden name in her profession.
- Andrews, who married husband Iain last month, is known to many in the accountancy profession by her maiden name of Irvine.
- Jan Struther, an abbreviation of her maiden name, was the pen name which she used.
- Naomi would like to change her daughters' surname to her own maiden name.
- She was insistent to keep her maiden name, Fraser, when she married.
- Gaelic law still allowed women to retain their maiden name and own land and property.
- I kept my maiden name as a second middle name, but I'd not want to saddle any of my kids with it.
- Divorced women who revert to their maiden names and couples who adopt a hyphenated name also will encounter problems if they fail to update their Social Security records, says Barbara Steinmetz, a financial planner.
- Writing under her maiden name of Charlotte Popescu, Mrs Fyffe has published some 30 books to date.
- My grandmother's current name is Kurlene White, but her maiden name is Roper.
- Her maiden name was Lesley Stevens and she lived at the Borough SE1 between 1968 and 1970.
- My maiden name was Pease and a cousin of mine has researched our family tree.
- In these new court papers, she takes back her formal maiden name, Jennifer Joanna Aniston.
- Eloise's mother had changed her name back to Beauregard, her maiden name.

单词	maiden name
释义	Definition of maiden name in English: maiden name noun The original surname of a married woman who uses her husband's surname name after marriage. many women choose to work under their maiden names Example sentencesExamples Her maiden name was Lesley Stevens and she lived at the Borough SE1 between 1968 and 1970. You can hyphenate your name or use your maiden name for work and your married name everywhere else. Gaelic law still allowed women to retain their maiden name and own land and property. We are often asked for the maiden name of our mother and our date of birth. My maiden name was Pease and a cousin of mine has researched our family tree. Jan Struther, an abbreviation of her maiden name, was the pen name which she used. Eloise's mother had changed her name back to Beauregard, her maiden name. Today tributes poured in for Alex who was married just a year ago, but maintained her maiden name in her profession. She has since joined the force in another district and has started using her maiden name instead.. My grandmother's current name is Kurlene White, but her maiden name is Roper. In these new court papers, she takes back her formal maiden name, Jennifer Joanna Aniston. In the last year of college, when everyone was trying to find a catchy ‘stage name’ I made lists and lists, researching old family names, maiden names, names that just sounded good. She was insistent to keep her maiden name, Fraser, when she married. I kept my maiden name as a second middle name, but I'd not want to saddle any of my kids with it. Naomi would like to change her daughters' surname to her own maiden name. One of the reps sent a message to the HR department, letting them know that a member of staff wished to be known by her maiden name again. Andrews, who married husband Iain last month, is known to many in the accountancy profession by her maiden name of Irvine. Divorced women who revert to their maiden names and couples who adopt a hyphenated name also will encounter problems if they fail to update their Social Security records, says Barbara Steinmetz, a financial planner. Married women may legally keep their maiden names, or have their maiden names restored at some point in the marriage whether or not the couple stays together. Writing under her maiden name of Charlotte Popescu, Mrs Fyffe has published some 30 books to date. Definition of maiden name in US English: maiden name nounˈmeɪdn ˈˌneɪmˈmādn ˈˌnām The surname that a married woman used from birth, prior to its being legally changed at marriage. many women choose to work under their maiden names Example sentencesExamples In the last year of college, when everyone was trying to find a catchy ‘stage name’ I made lists and lists, researching old family names, maiden names, names that just sounded good. We are often asked for the maiden name of our mother and our date of birth. One of the reps sent a message to the HR department, letting them know that a member of staff wished to be known by her maiden name again. She has since joined the force in another district and has started using her maiden name instead.. You can hyphenate your name or use your maiden name for work and your married name everywhere else. Married women may legally keep their maiden names, or have their maiden names restored at some point in the marriage whether or not the couple stays together. Today tributes poured in for Alex who was married just a year ago, but maintained her maiden name in her profession. Andrews, who married husband Iain last month, is known to many in the accountancy profession by her maiden name of Irvine. Jan Struther, an abbreviation of her maiden name, was the pen name which she used. Naomi would like to change her daughters' surname to her own maiden name. She was insistent to keep her maiden name, Fraser, when she married. Gaelic law still allowed women to retain their maiden name and own land and property. I kept my maiden name as a second middle name, but I'd not want to saddle any of my kids with it. Divorced women who revert to their maiden names and couples who adopt a hyphenated name also will encounter problems if they fail to update their Social Security records, says Barbara Steinmetz, a financial planner. Writing under her maiden name of Charlotte Popescu, Mrs Fyffe has published some 30 books to date. My grandmother's current name is Kurlene White, but her maiden name is Roper. Her maiden name was Lesley Stevens and she lived at the Borough SE1 between 1968 and 1970. My maiden name was Pease and a cousin of mine has researched our family tree. In these new court papers, she takes back her formal maiden name, Jennifer Joanna Aniston. Eloise's mother had changed her name back to Beauregard, her maiden name.
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