patroniemische
Patronymic is a term derived from the Greek words "patēr" meaning "father" and "onym" meaning "name". In linguistics, a patronymic is a name derived from the name of a person's father. It is a common feature in many languages, including Russian, Polish, and some Germanic languages. Patronymics are used to distinguish individuals with the same given name and to trace family lineage.
In Russian, for example, a patronymic is typically formed by adding the suffix "-ovich" to the father's
Patronymics can also be used in other contexts, such as in the naming of places, organizations, and
The use of patronymics has varied over time and across cultures. In some societies, they have been