| If searching for a forename below try the abbreviation first, and if not successful use the full forename. |
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| Was it merely a coincidence that she had the same forename as CJ's daughter? |
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| Slaves did not have surnames, and lowborn women frequently were not even granted a forename. |
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| I am particularly fascinated by the non-French spelling of his forename. |
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| This case concerns a dispute with the child's forename, not his surname. |
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| Commonest are patronymic or matronymic surnames, which derive from a mother or father's forename. |
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| In most cases it's the shortened form of an old German forename, the first element of which is Gott or God. |
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| The name badges will show the forename and family name, but not rank. |
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| Most correspondents conclude their letters with a forename or initials. |
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| Under the Civil Code, every person has the right to acquire a forename and surname. |
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| The consultation forms contain only a minimum amount of general data including the data subject's forename and surname. |
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| Pryce, 59, from Clapham, South London, was listed under her Greek forename Vasiliki. |
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| Lastly, there was the patronymic system of taking the father's forename as the child's surname. |
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| However, if you wish to sign up to receive Manutan Infos, you will be asked to fill in a subscription form in which you will need to supply your family name, forename and e-mail address. |
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| Now, though, admirers of the housewife superstar from Moonee Ponds are forced to contemplate the last night of Edna as the letters always anagramatically scrambled in her forename – E-N-D – come into sight. |
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| This box shall indicate the name and the forename of the holder. |
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| The Excel form includes the family name, the forename, the address, the nationality, the language knowledge, the areas of competence and the selection committee's mark. |
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| Personal data are not restricted to identity data, such as surname, forename or date of birth as they appear, for example, on letters sent to applicants. |
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| This fictitious initial is the second letter of the person's first forename for the second one named, the third letter for the third named, and so on. |
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| If a Canadian is identified only by surname or surname and initial in the contents note, give the full forename in the note on statements of responsibility. |
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| The Vital Statistics Act S. O., C.s.26, similarly provides that a person with lawful custody of a child under the age of 12 whose birth was registered in Ontario may elect to change the child's forename or surname. |
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| For personal names enter the surname and then the forename. |
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| Whether it's a case of a surname, forename, barcode or any other information you like, emailR allows you to personalise the content of your email, its subject and even the identity of the sender. |
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| Even to give your child a Welsh forename was a crime and risked imprisonment. |
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| Since by convention they are knighted upon appointment, socially they are addressed as Sir Forename or Dame Forename, without the prefix, The Hon. |
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