Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• namesake (person having the same name) [quotations ?]. 1909, José de la Colina, De libertades fantasmas o de la literatuta como juego, Fondo de Cultura  ...
• Apr 25, 2013 ... Best practices to address a person having the same name? 3 · Is there an English word for “a name you legally gave yourself”? 8 · What term ...
• 1 down vote favorite. I am not a native speaker. I would really like ...
• 2. a person having the same name as another. [1640–50]. Random House Kernerman Webster's College Dictionary, © 2010 K Dictionaries Ltd. Copyright 2005, ...
• Aug 21, 2015 ... Best practices to address a person having the same name? [closed]. up vote

• Which countries (or cultures) have very common names so that there is a high probability of two people having the same name? Baby Names: What are some ...
• Which countries (or cultures) have very common names so that there is a high probability of two people having the same name? I am not asking for cultures with  ...
• Jan 20, 2016 ... ... equal number of people per name? Note: this would require about 502 people to have a 50.1% chance of two people having the same name.
• Since a collision is equivalent to “two or more people having the same name were born on the same date” we have that the probability of a collision (on some  ...