Definition of patronym in English:

patronym

noun ˈpatrənɪmˈpatrənim

another term for patronymic
Example sentencesExamples
- You are only its bearer, nothing more than the agent for the transmission of the patronym.
- Denied his patronym, Jeremy is truly "illegitimate."
- The second claimant is Joseph Conrad, who has already been mentioned under his patronym, Korzeniowski.
- In Spanish-speaking countries, a man takes on his mother's maiden name as a last name, but uses the patronym as the middle name and the official name.
- In this period - the middle of the 19th century - variations in their patronym occurred and it was standardized as Normand dit Poupeville.

Origin

Mid 19th century: via French patronyme 'family name' from Greek patrōnumos (see patronymic).

Definition of patronym in US English:

patronym

nounˈpatrənim

another term for patronymic
Example sentencesExamples
- The second claimant is Joseph Conrad, who has already been mentioned under his patronym, Korzeniowski.
- In Spanish-speaking countries, a man takes on his mother's maiden name as a last name, but uses the patronym as the middle name and the official name.
- You are only its bearer, nothing more than the agent for the transmission of the patronym.
- In this period - the middle of the 19th century - variations in their patronym occurred and it was standardized as Normand dit Poupeville.
- Denied his patronym, Jeremy is truly "illegitimate."

Origin

Mid 19th century: via French patronyme ‘family name’ from Greek patrōnumos (see patronymic).

单词	patronym
释义	Definition of patronym in English: patronym noun ˈpatrənɪmˈpatrənim another term for patronymic Example sentencesExamples You are only its bearer, nothing more than the agent for the transmission of the patronym. Denied his patronym, Jeremy is truly "illegitimate." The second claimant is Joseph Conrad, who has already been mentioned under his patronym, Korzeniowski. In Spanish-speaking countries, a man takes on his mother's maiden name as a last name, but uses the patronym as the middle name and the official name. In this period - the middle of the 19th century - variations in their patronym occurred and it was standardized as Normand dit Poupeville. Origin Mid 19th century: via French patronyme 'family name' from Greek patrōnumos (see patronymic). Definition of patronym in US English: patronym nounˈpatrənim another term for patronymic Example sentencesExamples The second claimant is Joseph Conrad, who has already been mentioned under his patronym, Korzeniowski. In Spanish-speaking countries, a man takes on his mother's maiden name as a last name, but uses the patronym as the middle name and the official name. You are only its bearer, nothing more than the agent for the transmission of the patronym. In this period - the middle of the 19th century - variations in their patronym occurred and it was standardized as Normand dit Poupeville. Denied his patronym, Jeremy is truly "illegitimate." Origin Mid 19th century: via French patronyme ‘family name’ from Greek patrōnumos (see patronymic).
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