英语词汇patronymic的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

patronymic

noun [ C ] uk/ˌpæt.rəˈnɪm.ɪk/ us/ˌpæt.rəˈnɪm.ɪk/

取自父亲（或男性祖先）名

a name that is based on the given name (= the name given at birth) of someone's father or one of their father's ancestors

Numerous patronymics of later formation have lasted: Johnson, Jackson, Peterson. 许多后来形成的、取自父系名的姓氏都保留了下来：Johnson、Jackson、 Peterson等等。

The second Cossack addresses the first by his patronymic ("son of Eremey"). 第二个哥萨克人称呼第一个哥萨克人时用的是他的父名（"son of Eremey（叶列梅之子）"）。

Compare: matronymic noun

A patronymic can be based on a full name (William-s) or a nickname (Will-s).
Many family names are patronymics, so called because they are based on the first name of some long-ago father.
Pressed by journalists, the guide still refuses to give his name, offering only his first name and patronymic, "Valery Georgiyevich".

patronymic

adjective uk/ˌpæt.rəˈnɪm.ɪk/ us/ˌpæt.rəˈnɪm.ɪk/

取自父亲（或男性祖先）名的

(of a name) based on the given name (= the name given at birth) of someone's father or one of their father's ancestors

Patronymic names, such as Robson, Richardson and Jackson, are based on the given name of a person's father. Robson、Richardson 和 Jackson这些取自父亲名的姓氏是在一个人父亲名的基础上形成的。

The patronymic form D'Amanti was given to the children of such unions. 取自父系名的D'Amanti成为了叫这个名字的男人其后代的姓。

Compare: matronymic adjective

Paulsen is a Scandinavian patronymic surname, from the given name Paul.
"Respected Vladimir Vladimirovich!" read the letter, using the president's patronymic middle name as a show of respect.
In the past, most European Jews didn't have surnames, instead taking patronymic names such as "David, son of Saul".

词汇	patronymic
释义	patronymic noun [ C ] uk/ˌpæt.rəˈnɪm.ɪk/ us/ˌpæt.rəˈnɪm.ɪk/ 取自父亲（或男性祖先）名 a name that is based on the given name (= the name given at birth) of someone's father or one of their father's ancestors Numerous patronymics of later formation have lasted: Johnson, Jackson, Peterson. 许多后来形成的、取自父系名的姓氏都保留了下来：Johnson、Jackson、 Peterson等等。 The second Cossack addresses the first by his patronymic ("son of Eremey"). 第二个哥萨克人称呼第一个哥萨克人时用的是他的父名（"son of Eremey（叶列梅之子）"）。 Compare: matronymic noun 更多例句 A patronymic can be based on a full name (William-s) or a nickname (Will-s). Many family names are patronymics, so called because they are based on the first name of some long-ago father. Pressed by journalists, the guide still refuses to give his name, offering only his first name and patronymic, "Valery Georgiyevich". patronymic adjective uk/ˌpæt.rəˈnɪm.ɪk/ us/ˌpæt.rəˈnɪm.ɪk/ 取自父亲（或男性祖先）名的 (of a name) based on the given name (= the name given at birth) of someone's father or one of their father's ancestors Patronymic names, such as Robson, Richardson and Jackson, are based on the given name of a person's father. Robson、Richardson 和 Jackson这些取自父亲名的姓氏是在一个人父亲名的基础上形成的。 The patronymic form D'Amanti was given to the children of such unions. 取自父系名的D'Amanti成为了叫这个名字的男人其后代的姓。 Compare: matronymic adjective 更多例句 Paulsen is a Scandinavian patronymic surname, from the given name Paul. "Respected Vladimir Vladimirovich!" read the letter, using the president's patronymic middle name as a show of respect. In the past, most European Jews didn't have surnames, instead taking patronymic names such as "David, son of Saul".
随便看	morbid morcilla mordant mordent more moreish morello moreover mores morganatic morgue moribund morish Mormon morn mornay morning morning after morning-after pill morning coat morning dress morning glory morning sickness morning star Moroccan 𣚎𣚎𣚎𣚏𣚏𣚏𣚏𣚏𣚏𣚏\|𥈸𣚐𣚐𣚐𣚑𣚑𣚑𣚑\|檮\|梼𣚑\|檮\|梼𣚑\|檮\|梼𣚒