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China
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In China, naming traditions prioritize the order of names and significance of meanings and family lineage.
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Middle Eastern countries
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In Middle Eastern countries, naming traditions emphasize patrilineal descent and reflect ancestry to respect family heritage.
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European countries
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In European naming traditions, family names and saint's names are commonly used.
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African countries
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African naming traditions often involve names chosen based on birth circumstances and may change at significant life events.
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East Asian countries
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In East Asian countries, family names come before given names and may include generational elements.
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Native American cultures
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In Native American cultures, names often have deep spiritual and cultural significance, being linked to stories, dreams, or personal experiences.
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Norse culture
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In Norse culture, children are commonly named after ancestors or figures from Norse mythology.
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Pacific Island countries
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In Pacific Island countries, naming traditions may reflect significant events and individuals can have multiple names over their lifetimes.
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Pacific islanders
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Pacific islanders' naming traditions are based on family lineage, significant events, or natural elements.
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Scandinavian countries
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In Scandinavian countries, family names are often passed down from generation to generation with patronymic or matronymic elements.
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South American countries
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In South American countries, naming traditions often involve compound names from both parents and references to indigenous languages and traditions.
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