Of course, a true feminist still knows that we each have our own right to select a last name, whether that's our own, someone else's, a hyphenated version or a new one altogether, but it's still a struggle we have to face upon the arrival of marriage.
Yet, even as they worked in concert politically, the original groups created separate ethnic enclaves; well into the early 21st century, most members of this tribe referred to themselves as Mandan, Hidatsa, or Arikara or used a hyphenated ethnicity (e.g., Mandan-Hidatsa).
If you want to take your spouse's last name, or if you both want to use a hyphenated combination of both last names, you can start using it immediately after your ceremony.
Fiona recommends using a female-specific version.
Her relations address letters to our children using an invented hyphenated surname.
Use a legal version of Pacman.
Day's "one syllable" version uses simplified words and hyphenated versions of longer words (even "Li-on") in the manner of similar adaptations of "classics" for children: A Pilgrim's Progress, Robinson Crusoe, or Gulliver's Travels, for instance.
Sometimes this is a situation to just use half a hyphenated last name, or put your first part of the hyphenated name as the "middle name".
Here, we present a novel hyphenated technique christened VOC-OHM (for Volatile Organic Compounds OH reactivity Measurement) that enables rapid ambient measurements of both VOCs and total OH reactivity using a single PTR-MS.
For Governor Faubus, he used a double-barreled hyphenated expletive, utterly unfit for print.
