Christian name - translation to greek
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Christian name - translation to greek


Christian name         
βαφτιστικό
first name         
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NAME TYPICALLY USED TO DIFFERENTIATE PEOPLE FROM THE SAME FAMILY, CLAN, OR OTHER SOCIAL GROUP WHO HAVE A COMMON LAST NAME
First name; Forenames; Forename; Given names; Name-giving; Christian Names; Names, Christian; Name meanings; Given Name; First Names; Namegiving; Onomasty; First name basis; Firstname; Call name; Compound given names; Person name; Double name; Forname; European name; European-style name; Feminine given name; Feminine given names; Male name; Female name; Feminine name; Masculine name; Child naming; Prénom; Prenom; Compound given name; Masculine names; Double given name; Two-word given name; Masculine given name; Masculine given names; Name popularity
μικρό όνομα, όνομα
middle name         
ADDITIONAL GIVEN NAME
Middle initial; Middle Initials; Middle names; Second name; Third name; Middle Name; No middle initial; Middle-name
μεσαίο όνομα

Definition

Christian name
(Christian names)
Some people refer to their first names as their Christian names.
Despite my attempts to get him to call me by my Christian name he insisted on addressing me as 'Mr Kennedy'.
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Wikipedia

Christian name
A Christian name, sometimes referred to as a baptismal name, is a religious personal name historically given on the occasion of a Christian baptism, though now most often assigned by parents at birth. In English-speaking cultures, a person's Christian name is commonly their first name and is typically the name by which the person is primarily known.
Examples of use of Christian name
1. James is, in fact, Mr Brown‘s first Christian name.
2. "Mr Wild has never, in court, referred to me by my Christian name.
3. He took his father‘s Christian name of Michael because the family were part of Singapore‘s Christian minority.
4. James is in fact Mr Brown‘s first Christian name, while Frasier was apparently chosen by their other son John.
5. According to an academic survey, men and women make extensive assumptions about someone‘s lifestyle and character based simply on their Christian name.