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In Irish we have the same system. Its not used by English speakers but it is still used in the Gaeltacht (Irish speaking areas).
So my father in law is called Máirtín and his father was called Eddie. So his full name is simply Máirtín Eddie. His daughter Eileen would be called 'Eileen Máirtín Eddie'. But (since Irish is a Celtic language) you can also use the matronymic, following your mothers side. So in my case since I'm a blow-in (outsider), locals would refer to my children using the matronymic
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In reality the young guy maybe did not know it but for centuries and till WW1 in some regions till WW2 also the Italian language had the " father respectful form" to every name. In example my granfather his name was Giovanni, in the ID had as complete name Giovanni fu Giacinto. Where Giacinto was his father and " fu" past form of the verb " to be" meant from Who he was born. That was by law till 4 generations ago, specially during the Monarchy not in the Republican time. Ciao ❤
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@ElifromRussia
1 year ago
Learn more Russian language on my second channel 📌 youtube.com/@russianspeakingclub - my channel about Russian culture and the Russian languag
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