Even ten years ago it was very popular in Ukraine Anastasia name. Today, the group of kindergarten or classroom study, at least five sophias. on baby names changeable fashion. Both parents (at least in our country) are not limited in their selection. The baby can be named in honor of the Orthodox saint, in honor of a famous football player.
But there are still some limitations, which do not cease to remind departments in marriage, in the temples, where the baptized child.
AS A CHILD CAN NOT BE CALLED IN UKRAINE
Do not give the divine names.Calling the Child Jesus or God, parents commit blasphemy. By the way, the ancient Slavs, on the contrary, it was decided to call children names of gods.
the infernal names (Lucifer, the Devil or Demon) and in our country are not encouraged. It is believed that the parents, calling the child a similar name, outline in advance the path of his life. That is to say, deprived of its own choice.
Names with negative shade (Maniac, sadist, etc.) parents, of course, can give. But the journey of life the baby with the same name again, it will be extremely difficult.
PROHIBITED NAMES IN THE WORLD
The question is how to name the newborn, is relevant to the whole world. And in some countries it even decide on the legislative level.
IN NorwayFor example, smoking call crumbs names that denote disease, sexual terms or cursing.
IN China name chosen by the parents, must approve the official body. Namely, the police, representatives of which are issued an identity card.
IN Germany established a special state body which is solely responsible for the names that parents give to children. Not so long ago it was forbidden to name Miatt due to the fact that the authorities seemed as if in absentia will be difficult to determine the sex of the child.
IN Denmark went a step further and created a list of 7000 names from which parents can choose what is pleasant.
IN Portugal It was written by a special instruction, how to name the child.
IN Italy there was a precedent, when parents forbade call girls named Andrea. In this country, it's a man's name. And in order not to sow confusion banned.
IN Japan the child's name can be resolved from the 2232 characters ( "kanji names").
