Sentence examples for name bearer from inspiring English sources

Names also have associations that may matter to the name bearer.

For example, in many Tajik families, a son is the family name bearer and is expected to be responsible for the parents' care and security at old age, while daughters are expected to marry and to care for a husband and children.

His original specimen, designated as holotype, serves as the name-bearer.

With respect to language, the Stoics distinguish between the signification, the signifier and the name-bearer.

Two of these are bodies: the signifier which is the utterance and the name-bearer which gets signified.

Conform the spelling to the language of where the name-bearer now lives.

The term aptronym was allegedly coined by the American newspaper columnist Franklin P. Adams, by an anagrammatic reordering of the first letters of patronym (to suggest apt) to denote surnames that suit the occupation of the name's bearer (such as Baker for a baker).

(I've observed this on previous occasions and wonder if something puerile, something mockingly unpleasant, is written on the agency's system next to my name – the bearer of this passport has a small cock?) I'm told to stand to one side.

Moreover, even if one has the correct type of proper name, its bearer may die, rendering the conclusion false while the premise remains true.

Not surprisingly, she was rewarded with the honor of being named flag bearer for the closing ceremony.

The feature that gives the spiriferids their name ("spiral-bearers") is the internal support for the lophophore; this support, which is often preserved in fossils, is a thin strip of calcareous material that is typically coiled tightly within the shell.