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nombre de pila
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palabra que permite distinguir entre sí a los miembros de una misma familia
A given name is the personal name that distinguishes you from other members of your family or group who share the same last name. It matters because it allows people to identify and address you individually rather than just as part of a larger family unit.
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Within Vinony's link graph, nombre de pila is referenced by 109,673 other articles, and connects out to Celtic languages, family name and title.
It is catalogued under the topic Given names.
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- anthroponym
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- full name
- Image
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- Jewish Encyclopedia of Brockhaus and Efron
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- Given names
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Un nombre de pila (o sencillamente nombre) diferencia a los miembros de una familia. La expresión «nombre de pila» se refiere a la pila bautismal. Los nombres de pila son antropónimos, frecuentemente derivados de nombres comunes.
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