I have heard it as a girl's name, and would love to know its meaning and origin. Any help would be great!
Can anyone tell me the meaning of the first name Kien?
There are 2 girls names that are very similar to "your" Kien.
The first being "Kienalle" which is of American origin, meaning "light"
The second being "Kienna" No origin found for this one but apparently means "brash"
Hope this helps. xxx
Reply:A very quick search shows no real origin or meaning to the name. It seems to be part of a last name, also as a name that showed up in a census in Australia.
Reply:I've never heard of it and assumed it was a boy's name as well.
Reply:I'm not sure how to pronouce it, and when I first saw it I immediately thought of a boy, not a girl!
Reply:Kian is actually a boy's name. There are several histories of it (it has been used in several cultures and likely has several meanings). Here's a link to the Welsh version.
http://www.babyhold.com/list/Welsh_Baby_...
My ex-bf in high school had the name Kian (not Kien) for a middle name. His family was from Northern England, so my guess is that it is still used.
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How much does it cost to change your first name?
I know where to get the forms, but no one can tell me the cost. I live in the state of WA.
How much does it cost to change your first name?
It is not exactly free. You have to have to obtain copies of your criminal background check which cost about $30 each. I think you have to get one from the feds and one from your state. I think there was a filing fee also. I did this several years ago and it seems like I spent about $100. In my state you are also required to post a notice in the newspaper that runs for a minimum of three days stating that you (listing old name) will now be known as (new name) and that was about $20. If you check with the clerk at your county government office, they can tell you the procedures and costs. By the way - it takes about two months start to finish.
Reply:The legal court fees are about $200. Once you get all those filed and the change is made permanent you take the court forms to social security to get a new card (free) and the license office for a new drivers license (it will cost you a new $40 for it) You cannot change your birth certificate though, that stays the same no matter what
Reply:It's free. As long as you aren't doing it for fraud and it's not obscene, you have the right to use whatever first name you want. Just start using it as part of your legal signature.
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How much does it cost to change your first name?
It is not exactly free. You have to have to obtain copies of your criminal background check which cost about $30 each. I think you have to get one from the feds and one from your state. I think there was a filing fee also. I did this several years ago and it seems like I spent about $100. In my state you are also required to post a notice in the newspaper that runs for a minimum of three days stating that you (listing old name) will now be known as (new name) and that was about $20. If you check with the clerk at your county government office, they can tell you the procedures and costs. By the way - it takes about two months start to finish.
Reply:The legal court fees are about $200. Once you get all those filed and the change is made permanent you take the court forms to social security to get a new card (free) and the license office for a new drivers license (it will cost you a new $40 for it) You cannot change your birth certificate though, that stays the same no matter what
Reply:It's free. As long as you aren't doing it for fraud and it's not obscene, you have the right to use whatever first name you want. Just start using it as part of your legal signature.
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How do I legally change my first name and last name?
I went to a lawyer's office and they told me they charged 700 dollars!!! Someone online was asking a similiar question but I was wondering where I can go. I live in L.A and was wondering where I can get the forms and if I can get them online and how much they would cost. Thank you
How do I legally change my first name and last name?
Here's a nifty little guide:
http://soyouwanna.com/site/syws/changena...
Reply:u got to ur lacal circuit court clerk and they will give you the steps on how to do this
How do I legally change my first name and last name?
Here's a nifty little guide:
http://soyouwanna.com/site/syws/changena...
Reply:u got to ur lacal circuit court clerk and they will give you the steps on how to do this
How do you go about officially changing your first name? Is it expensive or hard to do at all? Thanks. (-:?
I'm in Australia, if that helps Guys...
How do you go about officially changing your first name? Is it expensive or hard to do at all? Thanks. (-:?
sorry i wouldnt know how,,, i hate my name, [laura] and wouldv loved to changed it, but i finally adapted to it, lol xxxxxxxxxxx
if your name is grace in real life,,,, i love that name!!!!!!! i was gonna name my 1st daughter that, xxxxxxx
Reply:If you are using, or wish to use, a name other than your registered name, there is no legal requirement that you formally change your name. It is, however, recommended that you change your name officially, both for identification and as evidence of your name change.
You are not legally required to change your family name (surname). If you want to you can:
a) use your spouse's family name upon marriage,
b) combine family names with your spouse,
c) return to your family name at birth or after adoption after getting divorced or separated,
d) use a former married name,
e) return to a previous legal name that has been formally registered.
You do not need to register a formal change of name if the change falls within one of the above categories. Your marriage certificate is sufficient proof of your change of name and there may be times when you will also need to produce your birth certificate as proof.
Married couples and their children under 18 years of age may apply on one form.
Your marriage record will only show your name at the time of marriage. It will not record your name after marriage
How do you go about officially changing your first name? Is it expensive or hard to do at all? Thanks. (-:?
sorry i wouldnt know how,,, i hate my name, [laura] and wouldv loved to changed it, but i finally adapted to it, lol xxxxxxxxxxx
if your name is grace in real life,,,, i love that name!!!!!!! i was gonna name my 1st daughter that, xxxxxxx
Reply:If you are using, or wish to use, a name other than your registered name, there is no legal requirement that you formally change your name. It is, however, recommended that you change your name officially, both for identification and as evidence of your name change.
You are not legally required to change your family name (surname). If you want to you can:
a) use your spouse's family name upon marriage,
b) combine family names with your spouse,
c) return to your family name at birth or after adoption after getting divorced or separated,
d) use a former married name,
e) return to a previous legal name that has been formally registered.
You do not need to register a formal change of name if the change falls within one of the above categories. Your marriage certificate is sufficient proof of your change of name and there may be times when you will also need to produce your birth certificate as proof.
Married couples and their children under 18 years of age may apply on one form.
Your marriage record will only show your name at the time of marriage. It will not record your name after marriage
Is Robyn a female first name? I dunno if I start my email with Mr or Ms?
I think its a female name but you can start off with
To Whom It May Concern:
to be on the safe side...
girl robyn is a popular name
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/search.php...
boy robyn is rare
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/1/...
Is Robyn a female first name? I dunno if I start my email with Mr or Ms?
Robyn is usually a female name in the US, but since emails can potentially come from anyone who is an English speaker, you would be safer leaving out any gendered response and perhaps using "to whom it may concern" or some such formulation.
Reply:Robyn is usually female.
Robin is usually male, as in Robin Hood.
I don't know how you should address the email, the person could be either a male or female.
Parents don't have to follow any rules when they name their babies.
To Whom It May Concern:
to be on the safe side...
girl robyn is a popular name
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/search.php...
boy robyn is rare
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/1/...
Is Robyn a female first name? I dunno if I start my email with Mr or Ms?
Robyn is usually a female name in the US, but since emails can potentially come from anyone who is an English speaker, you would be safer leaving out any gendered response and perhaps using "to whom it may concern" or some such formulation.
Reply:Robyn is usually female.
Robin is usually male, as in Robin Hood.
I don't know how you should address the email, the person could be either a male or female.
Parents don't have to follow any rules when they name their babies.
Why do the Turkish players have their first name on their jerseys?
why not the last name like all the other countries do it? is it cuz of religion or just preference?
Why do the Turkish players have their first name on their jerseys?
its not all of'em. i know that in turkey callin someone by their first name is more common, so there. it has nothing to do with their religion, but their culture.
Reply:There are probably a lot off players with the same last name. Or maybe very long names. Thats why in Brazil for example Romario de Souza Faria is simply called Romario
Reply:its preference
some portuguese and brazilian players also have their jerseys like that
Reply:because they are badA$$E$ and you can stop a Turkey unless you do this
http://whatscookingamerica.net/Poultry/R...
Reply:The western culture refer to the person by his last name.
While the eastern prefer to be called with their first name!
Reply:person above me is 100% correct
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Why do the Turkish players have their first name on their jerseys?
its not all of'em. i know that in turkey callin someone by their first name is more common, so there. it has nothing to do with their religion, but their culture.
Reply:There are probably a lot off players with the same last name. Or maybe very long names. Thats why in Brazil for example Romario de Souza Faria is simply called Romario
Reply:its preference
some portuguese and brazilian players also have their jerseys like that
Reply:because they are badA$$E$ and you can stop a Turkey unless you do this
http://whatscookingamerica.net/Poultry/R...
Reply:The western culture refer to the person by his last name.
While the eastern prefer to be called with their first name!
Reply:person above me is 100% correct
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What letter does your best friend's first name start with?
Mine's is an "A" ))
What letter does your best friend's first name start with?
Same here. His starts with an "A" :D
Reply:C
Reply:C!
Reply:K
Reply:"D"
Reply:R his name is Roger
Reply:I have loads of best friends but the main one
'R'
Reply:her name is stephanie, so i guess s!
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Reply:i dont do best friends but i'll just say m
What letter does your best friend's first name start with?
Same here. His starts with an "A" :D
Reply:C
Reply:C!
Reply:K
Reply:"D"
Reply:R his name is Roger
Reply:I have loads of best friends but the main one
'R'
Reply:her name is stephanie, so i guess s!
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Reply:i dont do best friends but i'll just say m
What is a good middle name for he first name Jameson?
We have the name Jameson picked out, our last name is bourne. (Like bourne identity)
We need a middle name.
Any clue?
What is a good middle name for he first name Jameson?
Jameson Aaron Bourne
Jameson Calder Bourne
Jameson Garrett Bourne
Jameson Wesley Bourne
Jameson Wyatt Bourne
Jameson Douglas Bourne
Jameson Wade Bourne
Jameson Nathaniel Bourne
Jameson Samuel Bourne
Jameson Kincaid Bourne
Congrat's and Good-Luck :)
Reply:Tron
Reply:I think you have alot of great choices for a middle name of Jameson. Some of the ones i thought fit well are.
Ray, Royce, Dean, Sawyer, Cade, Matthew.
I think i really like Jameson Dean Bourne. :)
Good luck.
Reply:lee
Reply:Andrew, Cole, Michael
Reply:Taylor comes to mind. Is there a family name you could use? Even if it doesn't flow, it gives a name depth. In a world where people can sometimes feel disconnected, it is nice to have roots and history. One of my friends recently told me her middle name is Estelle. I said "that is nice, who are you named after?" (obviously that is a family name). Her eyes sparkled as she told me about her grandmother Estelle and how sweet she was.
Reply:Everette
We need a middle name.
Any clue?
What is a good middle name for he first name Jameson?
Jameson Aaron Bourne
Jameson Calder Bourne
Jameson Garrett Bourne
Jameson Wesley Bourne
Jameson Wyatt Bourne
Jameson Douglas Bourne
Jameson Wade Bourne
Jameson Nathaniel Bourne
Jameson Samuel Bourne
Jameson Kincaid Bourne
Congrat's and Good-Luck :)
Reply:Tron
Reply:I think you have alot of great choices for a middle name of Jameson. Some of the ones i thought fit well are.
Ray, Royce, Dean, Sawyer, Cade, Matthew.
I think i really like Jameson Dean Bourne. :)
Good luck.
Reply:lee
Reply:Andrew, Cole, Michael
Reply:Taylor comes to mind. Is there a family name you could use? Even if it doesn't flow, it gives a name depth. In a world where people can sometimes feel disconnected, it is nice to have roots and history. One of my friends recently told me her middle name is Estelle. I said "that is nice, who are you named after?" (obviously that is a family name). Her eyes sparkled as she told me about her grandmother Estelle and how sweet she was.
Reply:Everette
How do I find an obituary from 1978 with just a first name and date?
I know her first name and the exact date of death but am unsure of where in the US it was or her last name.
How do I find an obituary from 1978 with just a first name and date?
You are going to have a hard time finding this person if you do not know her last name or where she died.
If you knew where she died, you may be able to try the newspaper from the town where she died. These papers will be on microfilm, and probably not on the Internet. There are about 10 days worth of newspapers on each reel. You may need to talk to a librarian or a staff member at a public library in or near the town of where this person died.
The staff usually does not have time to go through reels and reels of microfilm looking for what appears to be a needle in a haystack.
Is there a way you can find out this person's last name? This will make your search a lot easier.
You can go to Legacy. com. You may have to pay for the search. (This will help find the obituary).
If you know the SS#, you can find her through the death records on ssa.gov.
It will be a challenge, that's for sure.
Reply:Without a last name, it would be like a needle in a haystack.
You got to come up with a last name. You got a pic of the
person? Sounds like you need Sherlock Holmes on this one.
Reply:why do you want to know? go outside and play. leave the dead alone
Reply:Church records are a possible if you know the denomination, newspapers if it is recent enough, this link might help
Reply:findagrave.com. they have everyone.
Reply:You might try a Library. They have lists of Census there. Might be hard to find by the Census without a last name. If you knew the town, a newspaper might be able to help you.
Reply:Roots.com or Social Sercurty death records.com
How do I find an obituary from 1978 with just a first name and date?
You are going to have a hard time finding this person if you do not know her last name or where she died.
If you knew where she died, you may be able to try the newspaper from the town where she died. These papers will be on microfilm, and probably not on the Internet. There are about 10 days worth of newspapers on each reel. You may need to talk to a librarian or a staff member at a public library in or near the town of where this person died.
The staff usually does not have time to go through reels and reels of microfilm looking for what appears to be a needle in a haystack.
Is there a way you can find out this person's last name? This will make your search a lot easier.
You can go to Legacy. com. You may have to pay for the search. (This will help find the obituary).
If you know the SS#, you can find her through the death records on ssa.gov.
It will be a challenge, that's for sure.
Reply:Without a last name, it would be like a needle in a haystack.
You got to come up with a last name. You got a pic of the
person? Sounds like you need Sherlock Holmes on this one.
Reply:why do you want to know? go outside and play. leave the dead alone
Reply:Church records are a possible if you know the denomination, newspapers if it is recent enough, this link might help
Reply:findagrave.com. they have everyone.
Reply:You might try a Library. They have lists of Census there. Might be hard to find by the Census without a last name. If you knew the town, a newspaper might be able to help you.
Reply:Roots.com or Social Sercurty death records.com
Anyone out there know the meaning of the exceptionally rare female first name "Contrelia?
It may have Spanish and/or "Middle English" roots.
Anyone out there know the meaning of the exceptionally rare female first name "Contrelia?
I searched every where but couldn't find anything relating to it, sorry
Reply:Genealogy is about researching dead ancestors. What causes you to think that names have meanings or that that has anything to do with documenting history?
Reply:Sometimes the names are made up, OR they combine two names, OR it is the name of a city somewhere.
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Anyone out there know the meaning of the exceptionally rare female first name "Contrelia?
I searched every where but couldn't find anything relating to it, sorry
Reply:Genealogy is about researching dead ancestors. What causes you to think that names have meanings or that that has anything to do with documenting history?
Reply:Sometimes the names are made up, OR they combine two names, OR it is the name of a city somewhere.
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What is a good first name to go with the middle name Pedroia?
I have settled on the middle name Pedroia, and I need a list of boy first names that sound good with it. Please give me any/all suggestions!
Thanks
What is a good first name to go with the middle name Pedroia?
Tory Pedroia.
Reply:Anthoney
And I know you specified a "boy" name, but to my western U.S.-born, European descent ears, I must confess that Pedroia sounds to me like a female name. But so do Carol and Claire, and I know men with those names too, so what do I know?
Reply:Andrew
Nathan
Christopher
Aiden
Reply:Callen Pedroia
Chad Pedroia
Charlotte Pedroia
Danny Pedroia
Eli Pedroia
Erren Pedroia
Iden Pedroia
Kagan Pedroia
Keavan Pedroia
Reply:patrick
miles
gage
kyle
liam
tate
kyler
quinn
zachary
samual
carl
Reply:Madeline, she could go by Maddie
Thanks
What is a good first name to go with the middle name Pedroia?
Tory Pedroia.
Reply:Anthoney
And I know you specified a "boy" name, but to my western U.S.-born, European descent ears, I must confess that Pedroia sounds to me like a female name. But so do Carol and Claire, and I know men with those names too, so what do I know?
Reply:Andrew
Nathan
Christopher
Aiden
Reply:Callen Pedroia
Chad Pedroia
Charlotte Pedroia
Danny Pedroia
Eli Pedroia
Erren Pedroia
Iden Pedroia
Kagan Pedroia
Keavan Pedroia
Reply:patrick
miles
gage
kyle
liam
tate
kyler
quinn
zachary
samual
carl
Reply:Madeline, she could go by Maddie
Question about using the hiring manager's first name in a thank you letter?
I interviewed with a company today and the interview went so well that they almost instantly decided to ask me back for a 2nd interview on Tuesday.
I'm working on a thank you letter to the hiring manager and I'm planning to address the manager by her first name (in the letter).
My reasoning for using her first name is that they are on a first name basis in the office.
What do you think? Should I be using her first name in the letter or her last name?
Question about using the hiring manager's first name in a thank you letter?
I don't think that is proper. Perhaps it is fine if you are in conversation with him, but if you want to properly thank him, I'd use his last name.
Best to error on side of caution.
Reply:Maybe consider setting it up in a memorandum format in which the 'To' section has her full name and work address. Then open it with Dear 'First Name'... Next paragragh, I would like to take the opportunity to extend my appreciation... etc.
Reply:Last name only like Ms. Henley or Mrs. Henley. They may use first names after you are part of the team but right nor be professional.
Reply:I guess that would depend on how she introduced herself to you at the beginning of the interview. If she said, "Hi, I'm Mrs. Jones" then that is how you should address the letter. However, if she said "Hi, my name is Susan" then by all means use her first name.
Reply:Hi - the best protocol for this is to keep it respectful. If you are typing a letter, address it to Dear Mr. Doe but then strike that out with your pen and handwrite "John".
I'm working on a thank you letter to the hiring manager and I'm planning to address the manager by her first name (in the letter).
My reasoning for using her first name is that they are on a first name basis in the office.
What do you think? Should I be using her first name in the letter or her last name?
Question about using the hiring manager's first name in a thank you letter?
I don't think that is proper. Perhaps it is fine if you are in conversation with him, but if you want to properly thank him, I'd use his last name.
Best to error on side of caution.
Reply:Maybe consider setting it up in a memorandum format in which the 'To' section has her full name and work address. Then open it with Dear 'First Name'... Next paragragh, I would like to take the opportunity to extend my appreciation... etc.
Reply:Last name only like Ms. Henley or Mrs. Henley. They may use first names after you are part of the team but right nor be professional.
Reply:I guess that would depend on how she introduced herself to you at the beginning of the interview. If she said, "Hi, I'm Mrs. Jones" then that is how you should address the letter. However, if she said "Hi, my name is Susan" then by all means use her first name.
Reply:Hi - the best protocol for this is to keep it respectful. If you are typing a letter, address it to Dear Mr. Doe but then strike that out with your pen and handwrite "John".
Would changing my first name affect major parts of my life?
I want to change my first name from Corie to Corianne. It's more feminine and professional. But my parents think if I change my name it will affect my credit, college transcripts, etc. They said it would be hard in the future to get a job or a loan because changing your first name makes you look suspicious. Is this true? I really want to go through with it but not if it's going to be a huge hassle.
Would changing my first name affect major parts of my life?
LOL I changed my whole name once, completely different. I even eliminated my middle name entirely. All it takes (here in my county) is $75.00 and an appearance in a small claims court. You answer a few questions, such as why you are changing your name, if you are doing so to evade creditors (which the answer has to be 'no'), etc. After the judge grants you the change, you have to send in for a change on your birth certificate, social security card, and whatever else. It is really easy, and for such a small change as your's, it will be even easier. Very few applications ask whether you have ever gone by another name. I work in healthcare so I had to disclose my other name once, but that was it. You know what? I changed my name back, a year later. I just decided to go back to my original name, and it was even easier than the first change. Hopefully, it is the same in your area, but laws do sometimes differ.
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Reply:is going by your middle name an option?
Reply:No it's not true as far as your credit or credibility.
As for you psyche, you may exerience a type of identity crisis that can be comparable to changing your last name when you get married. Try to remember that people will still call you by the name they'd called you for years.
I took a leap when I got married and not only changed my last name but I started using my full first name as well. I had many issues to weed out emotionally and also lost my mental identity of who I was. It took years to recoup my personality because of this change along with motherhood. I guess adding a little to your name shouldn't be too bad.
Reply:These are the impressions these names conjure up for others.
Corie =
Most positive characteristics: Productive, dynamic, adaptable. Good at promoting
self.
Most negative characteristics: Can be unorganized, scattered. Lacks direction.
Needs maturity and discipline.
Corianne =
Most positive characteristics: Intelligence, depth, spirituality. Always in search of
knowledge.
Most negative characteristics: Arrogant, self-centered, eccentric, introvert.
Reply:dont bother everyone you currently know will snigger behind your back as they will think you're really pretentious.and when they say your name "corianne"they'll try not to laugh i'm sure.
Would changing my first name affect major parts of my life?
LOL I changed my whole name once, completely different. I even eliminated my middle name entirely. All it takes (here in my county) is $75.00 and an appearance in a small claims court. You answer a few questions, such as why you are changing your name, if you are doing so to evade creditors (which the answer has to be 'no'), etc. After the judge grants you the change, you have to send in for a change on your birth certificate, social security card, and whatever else. It is really easy, and for such a small change as your's, it will be even easier. Very few applications ask whether you have ever gone by another name. I work in healthcare so I had to disclose my other name once, but that was it. You know what? I changed my name back, a year later. I just decided to go back to my original name, and it was even easier than the first change. Hopefully, it is the same in your area, but laws do sometimes differ.
Reply:sayed Report Abuse
Reply:is going by your middle name an option?
Reply:No it's not true as far as your credit or credibility.
As for you psyche, you may exerience a type of identity crisis that can be comparable to changing your last name when you get married. Try to remember that people will still call you by the name they'd called you for years.
I took a leap when I got married and not only changed my last name but I started using my full first name as well. I had many issues to weed out emotionally and also lost my mental identity of who I was. It took years to recoup my personality because of this change along with motherhood. I guess adding a little to your name shouldn't be too bad.
Reply:These are the impressions these names conjure up for others.
Corie =
Most positive characteristics: Productive, dynamic, adaptable. Good at promoting
self.
Most negative characteristics: Can be unorganized, scattered. Lacks direction.
Needs maturity and discipline.
Corianne =
Most positive characteristics: Intelligence, depth, spirituality. Always in search of
knowledge.
Most negative characteristics: Arrogant, self-centered, eccentric, introvert.
Reply:dont bother everyone you currently know will snigger behind your back as they will think you're really pretentious.and when they say your name "corianne"they'll try not to laugh i'm sure.
What is the first name of Punong bayan who die in plane crush?
Dr. Raymundo S. Punongbayan, the president of the Philippine Lakes Network (PLaNet), and Dr. Norman Tungol, Vice President of PLaNet for the island of Luzon, died in a helicopter crash on April 28 while conducting a survey of landslide areas.
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What is the first name of Punong bayan who die in plane crush?
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What is the first name of Punong bayan who die in plane crush?
Reynaldo
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What was the first name of Vygotsky the man who came up with the Zone of Proximal development learning theory?
his first name is LEV. check out this site http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lev_Vygotsk...
What was the first name of Vygotsky the man who came up with the Zone of Proximal development learning theory?
First name: Lev
Otchestvo (between first and last name): Semenovich
What was the first name of Vygotsky the man who came up with the Zone of Proximal development learning theory?
First name: Lev
Otchestvo (between first and last name): Semenovich
Would changing my first name affect major parts of my life?
I want to change my first name from Corie to Corianne. It's more feminine and professional. But my parents think if I change my name it will affect my credit, college transcripts, etc. They said it would be hard in the future to get a job or a loan because changing your first name makes you look suspicious. Is this true? I really want to go through with it but not if it's going to be a huge hassle.
Would changing my first name affect major parts of my life?
LOL I changed my whole name once, completely different. I even eliminated my middle name entirely. All it takes (here in my county) is $75.00 and an appearance in a small claims court. You answer a few questions, such as why you are changing your name, if you are doing so to evade creditors (which the answer has to be 'no'), etc. After the judge grants you the change, you have to send in for a change on your birth certificate, social security card, and whatever else. It is really easy, and for such a small change as your's, it will be even easier. Very few applications ask whether you have ever gone by another name. I work in healthcare so I had to disclose my other name once, but that was it. You know what? I changed my name back, a year later. I just decided to go back to my original name, and it was even easier than the first change. Hopefully, it is the same in your area, but laws do sometimes differ.
Reply:sayed Report Abuse
Reply:is going by your middle name an option?
Reply:No it's not true as far as your credit or credibility.
As for you psyche, you may exerience a type of identity crisis that can be comparable to changing your last name when you get married. Try to remember that people will still call you by the name they'd called you for years.
I took a leap when I got married and not only changed my last name but I started using my full first name as well. I had many issues to weed out emotionally and also lost my mental identity of who I was. It took years to recoup my personality because of this change along with motherhood. I guess adding a little to your name shouldn't be too bad.
Reply:These are the impressions these names conjure up for others.
Corie =
Most positive characteristics: Productive, dynamic, adaptable. Good at promoting
self.
Most negative characteristics: Can be unorganized, scattered. Lacks direction.
Needs maturity and discipline.
Corianne =
Most positive characteristics: Intelligence, depth, spirituality. Always in search of
knowledge.
Most negative characteristics: Arrogant, self-centered, eccentric, introvert.
Reply:dont bother everyone you currently know will snigger behind your back as they will think you're really pretentious.and when they say your name "corianne"they'll try not to laugh i'm sure.
Would changing my first name affect major parts of my life?
LOL I changed my whole name once, completely different. I even eliminated my middle name entirely. All it takes (here in my county) is $75.00 and an appearance in a small claims court. You answer a few questions, such as why you are changing your name, if you are doing so to evade creditors (which the answer has to be 'no'), etc. After the judge grants you the change, you have to send in for a change on your birth certificate, social security card, and whatever else. It is really easy, and for such a small change as your's, it will be even easier. Very few applications ask whether you have ever gone by another name. I work in healthcare so I had to disclose my other name once, but that was it. You know what? I changed my name back, a year later. I just decided to go back to my original name, and it was even easier than the first change. Hopefully, it is the same in your area, but laws do sometimes differ.
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Reply:is going by your middle name an option?
Reply:No it's not true as far as your credit or credibility.
As for you psyche, you may exerience a type of identity crisis that can be comparable to changing your last name when you get married. Try to remember that people will still call you by the name they'd called you for years.
I took a leap when I got married and not only changed my last name but I started using my full first name as well. I had many issues to weed out emotionally and also lost my mental identity of who I was. It took years to recoup my personality because of this change along with motherhood. I guess adding a little to your name shouldn't be too bad.
Reply:These are the impressions these names conjure up for others.
Corie =
Most positive characteristics: Productive, dynamic, adaptable. Good at promoting
self.
Most negative characteristics: Can be unorganized, scattered. Lacks direction.
Needs maturity and discipline.
Corianne =
Most positive characteristics: Intelligence, depth, spirituality. Always in search of
knowledge.
Most negative characteristics: Arrogant, self-centered, eccentric, introvert.
Reply:dont bother everyone you currently know will snigger behind your back as they will think you're really pretentious.and when they say your name "corianne"they'll try not to laugh i'm sure.
What is the first name of Punong bayan who die in plane crush?
Dr. Raymundo S. Punongbayan, the president of the Philippine Lakes Network (PLaNet), and Dr. Norman Tungol, Vice President of PLaNet for the island of Luzon, died in a helicopter crash on April 28 while conducting a survey of landslide areas.
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What is the first name of Punong bayan who die in plane crush?
Reynaldo
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What is the first name of Punong bayan who die in plane crush?
Reynaldo
What was the first name of Vygotsky the man who came up with the Zone of Proximal development learning theory?
his first name is LEV. check out this site http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lev_Vygotsk...
What was the first name of Vygotsky the man who came up with the Zone of Proximal development learning theory?
First name: Lev
Otchestvo (between first and last name): Semenovich
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What was the first name of Vygotsky the man who came up with the Zone of Proximal development learning theory?
First name: Lev
Otchestvo (between first and last name): Semenovich
women self defense
About what time period did they start adding a first name to the last name?
Actually, it's the other way around. Originally, people were known by only a "first" name. Family surnames didn't come into use until the 1200-1300s.
Last names started out as a way to tell people apart. In the 13th century, there weren't a whole lot of first names to choose from. The majority of men were named John, William, Thomas or Richard. To distinquish one John from another, a second name was added:
John the Baker became John Baker
John who lived on the edge of town became John Townsend
John with red hair became John Reid
John, the son of William, became John Williamson
At first, these second names were unique to each individual... John the Baker could have a son named John the Carpenter. Eventually, however, the second names evolved into hereditary family names that were passed down from parents to children.
About what time period did they start adding a first name to the last name?
Adding to what Nothingu and Kerrith have said, in researching my own family roots in France, I discovered that people of importance seem to have had family names that were carried forward earlier than everybody and his brother. The name might be added to (if a man married into a more illustrious family than his own, he'd tack his wife's family name on to his) but there was a surname and they kept it.
With "everybody and his brother", I found that surnames could be pretty fluid well into the 17th century, even though by this time record-keeping was fairly meticulous. The first generation lidentified would have one surname, the next, a completely different surname, and the next might use either/or from time to time. Add to this the fact that the French are big on nicknames that would often supplant the surname at birth, and it was sometimes difficult to keep track of the line of descent in one family ... an individual would be on record under two or three different names.
Reply:They did not add a first name to the last name; given names came first. Depending upon the source, surnames came about B.C. in China; about the time of Christ in Rome; from the 800s to the 1400s in Europe.
Last names started out as a way to tell people apart. In the 13th century, there weren't a whole lot of first names to choose from. The majority of men were named John, William, Thomas or Richard. To distinquish one John from another, a second name was added:
John the Baker became John Baker
John who lived on the edge of town became John Townsend
John with red hair became John Reid
John, the son of William, became John Williamson
At first, these second names were unique to each individual... John the Baker could have a son named John the Carpenter. Eventually, however, the second names evolved into hereditary family names that were passed down from parents to children.
About what time period did they start adding a first name to the last name?
Adding to what Nothingu and Kerrith have said, in researching my own family roots in France, I discovered that people of importance seem to have had family names that were carried forward earlier than everybody and his brother. The name might be added to (if a man married into a more illustrious family than his own, he'd tack his wife's family name on to his) but there was a surname and they kept it.
With "everybody and his brother", I found that surnames could be pretty fluid well into the 17th century, even though by this time record-keeping was fairly meticulous. The first generation lidentified would have one surname, the next, a completely different surname, and the next might use either/or from time to time. Add to this the fact that the French are big on nicknames that would often supplant the surname at birth, and it was sometimes difficult to keep track of the line of descent in one family ... an individual would be on record under two or three different names.
Reply:They did not add a first name to the last name; given names came first. Depending upon the source, surnames came about B.C. in China; about the time of Christ in Rome; from the 800s to the 1400s in Europe.
I am trying to find the first name of a painter sined reynolds who painted a girl playing a flute while crosse
It ia a large painting with blue and purple lines the girl is more of a line drawing with pigeons on the side of the picture. she is cross legged and has two ponytails. I bought it in the 70,s it has a hippy look to it.
I am trying to find the first name of a painter sined reynolds who painted a girl playing a flute while crosse
As you probably know from doing your own search, there are a lot of artists with Reynolds as a last name on the Internet! I am just about cross-eyed from looking! My guess would be that this artist is not well known or this picture isn't one of his/her better paintings. You could check back to where you purchased the painting and see if they can give you any information on where they got it. Good luck, sorry I couldn't help.
I am trying to find the first name of a painter sined reynolds who painted a girl playing a flute while crosse
As you probably know from doing your own search, there are a lot of artists with Reynolds as a last name on the Internet! I am just about cross-eyed from looking! My guess would be that this artist is not well known or this picture isn't one of his/her better paintings. You could check back to where you purchased the painting and see if they can give you any information on where they got it. Good luck, sorry I couldn't help.
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