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surnom
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désignation substitutive au nom véritable d'une personne, ou nom familier d'une personne, d'un lieu ou d'une organisation
A nickname is an informal substitute name for a person, place, or thing that differs from their official name and can be based on characteristics, shortened versions, or expressions of affection, playfulness, or contempt. Nicknames matter because they serve practical purposes like convenience and can communicate relationships, attitudes, and personal qualities in ways that formal names do not.
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Un surnom est à l'origine un nom formé, par addition au prénom ou au nom d'une personne, d'un terme mettant généralement en relief ses particularités physiques ou morales. Le surnom est également la désignation substitutive au nom véritable d'une personne.
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