Tasnim Research Paper

My surname is alexander. This is an amazing name to have. It is latinized from the Greek name Alexandros Which means “ meant to defend, to defend , to help”. In Greek mythology Alexander is another name for the hero Paris. The name has been used by kings in Scotland, Poland, and 8 popes. The most famous Alexander is , Alexander the great. He was king of Macedon in 4th century b.c. He built a huge empire out of Greece, Egypt, Persia, Paris and parts of India. The origin of this name is English, Dutch, Ancient Greece, and German.

The origins of my first name can be traced all the way back to ancient times in the Old Testament. Jacob is a translated English version of a Hebrew name, Ya'aqov. In the Old Testament Jacob is the son of Isaac and Rebecca and the father of the twelve tribes of Israel. Additionally, these tribes are traditional divisions of the ancient Jewish people. Later on in England, Jacob was used as a Jewish name until the Protestant Reformation, making it a general Christian name. My mother most likely decided my first name because she has much faith

Most people have a story about how their parents decided on their name, especially those of us who have less common ones. Mine is fairly dry; my parents looked through a book of names and decided that “Maizie” was charming and sweet and would fit me well. My sister’s story, however, is slightly more intriguing. Cleo Arden Seidl, born on August 3rd of 2001, was named by me, Maizie Regan Seidl, when I was just two years and nine months old.

One may know the Stonehenge of England, The Great Pyramid of Khufu in Egypt, and the Roman Coliseum in Rome, Italy. What one ought to have known is The Great Ancient city of Tikal.

I have had two different names growing up. My parents came to America at the turn of the new millennium with big dreams and hopes. Coming from a devout Jainist society, their perspectives towards life were very different; they believed in hard work and most of all nonviolence. I, on the other hand grew up in a sweet, small southern town on the tip of Florida. Life was all about going to the sandy beaches, chilling with pals, and just having a “good ole time”.

“Carefully, my parents chose my name: Ji-li, meaning lucky and beautiful. They hoped that I would be the happiest girl in the world.

My parents, for one, help express the cultural part of my life. My father is predominantly white, whilst my mother is predominantly Cuban. Therefore, our names and food that is given to us are influenced by that. Starting off with names, my oldest brother is named underneath my father in which is a tradition in our family for the first child that is male to have that name. My other brother is given an ordinary Hispanic name just because my mother wanted it to be that way. But, another tradition in our family starts with me being the only girl in our family who is named underneath other family members. My first name Maria is my grandmother’s mother’s name, my middle name Elena is my grandmother’s name, and lastly, my last name Gary comes from my dad’s last name. Hence the name, Maria Elena

I love my name. I haven’t met one person in my whole life with the same name as mine. Just like most of the kids from my religion, my name has a meaning that I can be proud of. My name, Gurrose, means God’s rose.

As a kid my mother would tell me how “she ask God to give her a name that would describe me as person”. One day she was at work and she saw the name Elijah and she hear a voice but no one was there say “Elijah”. Then she begin to let me know how she mixed up the paper and she God if this is you have my hand point out the name is Elijah and it happen. So that’s how I got the name Elijah which means “God is Lord, the strong Lord” (from Google). The Country that I was born in was The United States of America. My father James C. Leonard was born in the South Bronx and my mother Wanda Ostrander was born in New Jersey. The language that I speak is English. The Places where I have traveled was Canada and Down South. I went to a public school in

A name is not just what you’re called, it is who you are. It is what you stand for and ultimately defines you as a person. Growing up, I used to think my name did not fit me and that nothing that my name stood for had anything to do with me. Now that I am older, I understand the real meaning of my name and how the traits that are connected with my name relate to the person that I have become and continue to develop into. My name represents who I am and who I plan to be.

I was given my great-grandmothers name simply because my mother thought it sounded pretty. How strange something that embodies my personality was chosen with so little thought. My great-grandmother was named in a similar way, her mother was traveling through a Pennsylvania Dutch community where she met someone with the name Arminda, and decided that was what she was going to name her daughter.

Princess was the name given to me by my aunt who felt in her words “your parents were crazy wanting to name you WhyJahBull and all that. I said the child’s name is Princess and that’s what I’m going to call her”. Ja’Nai is the name given by my mother. She got it from the bible, it means God answers. A few years ago, she told me she had been pronouncing it wrong all these years and that it’s actually pronounced Juh- Nai like Sinai. Farkhanda is a Persian name given to me by my father it means happy and fortunate. I’m not sure what Ibinah means, it is the middle name given by my father, and so is Abdul-Wajibul my last name. Lavender is my married name. I went by Princess Lavender for a while even though I felt it sounded like a character from Strawberry Shortcake. At any rate, I believe that God answers and I am happy and fortunate.

Ruvim Tsyganyuk, 25, is a bank manager at Chase bank and youngest senior bank manager in the U.S. He lives with his wife Viktoria and two kids Noah and Kane in Seattle Washington.

I have researched almost thirty international and native Japanese universities offering programs for foreigners, yet Temple University Japan is the school that appeals to me the most by providing Communication Studies and Art degrees as well as Japanese language certification; All of which I plan on studying if given the chance to attend TUJ as a Japan Admitted Bachelor's Degree seeking student. In addition to providing an attractive curriculum, I also admire TUJ's massive amount of clubs and events that encourage students to network and connect with one another in order to obtain important career connections for the future that will last a lifetime.

As I asked my parents regarding where my name came from, they said my first name Maria was suggested by the midwife who happen to be my grandmother to acknowledge her handwork. My second name Ronalyn, was derived from the name of my father which is Roland. But there are other meanings where my name came from.