double surname

The use of double surnames is legal but not customary.

Other types of double surnames are not accepted by German name law.

In contrast, all of the children in a nuclear family have the same double surname.

In China, double surnames are not common.

Some consider Zengsi (壤駟) to be a double surname.

This double surname example should be compared with its single surname version at the end of the previous section.

However, exceptions are made for immigrants and for marriages where the double surname already was the official name of one partner before marriage.

A branch of the family uses the double surname Bie-Lorentzen, with or without a hyphen.

Thus, a woman who continues to use double surname after divorcing, cannot take a third surname by marrying again.

Some take Shizuo (石作) as a double surname.

As in English-speaking countries, some Czech women decide to keep their maiden name after marriage or adopt a double surname.

Double surnames are, therefore, a weak but significant indicator of nobility; many patrician and other families have double names as well.

The parents may choose either surname or the double surname for their children, but all siblings must share the same surname.

Henceforth, she wrote under the name of Rodde-Schlözer, the first use of the double surname in German.

This section has focused on the single surname, for simplicity and clarity, before covering the resulting double surname in the next section.

When a person bears doubled surnames, the means of disambiguation is to insert y between the paternal and maternal surnames.

This article aims to present what is known about these mother-line surnames, first as single surnames and then as part of double surnames.

During his marriage with Karlinder he took a double surname, Peer Karlinder Kusmagk.

She married into the Lorentzen family (her branch used Bie Lorentzen as a double surname without a hyphen).

Although Casely was one of his middle names, he adopted Casely Hayford as a non-hyphenated double surname.

Besides being an encyclopedist, Winkler Prins (a double surname) was a "Doopsgezind" (Mennonite) preacher.

In 1919 he became a trainee barrister at the district court in Hattingen and, in that same year, adopted the double surname of Peiffer Watenphul.

This surname symmetry between the two genders - this surname gender symmetry - will be mentioned again in the Double surname section below.

Over the years, Mrs. Wesley was also known by the surname Porter and the double surname Porter Wesley.

The fourth course of study Inga Oboldina marries for classmates Garold Strelkov and takes a double surname - Strelkova-Oboldina.