What names are forbidden to give to children in different countries of the world

Many countries give parents the freedom to give their child any name. Nevertheless, in some states there are rather strict restrictions. In certain parts of the world, there are names that are considered illegal or simply prohibited for one reason or another. For example, they may be offensive in a particular country, difficult to remember, or completely ridiculous. In any case, strict prohibitions exist for a reason.

In New Zealand, the child cannot be called the “Queen”, “Duke”, “Princess” and other similar titles.

In California, if you already named the child Jose, then you will have to write this name without the traditional stress (traditional spelling José). No diacritics are allowed here.

The name Cleopatra is not permitted in Iceland, since the Icelandic alphabet does not have the letter "c".

In Germany, you cannot call a child Lord, because in some foreign languages Lord means one of the names of God and translates as "Lord." Also, do not try to give the child the name Lucifer.

China has banned Islamic names, as well as names with characters or Latin letters.

In some regions of Mexico, you could not call your child Facebook.

Israel will not allow anyone to call their child God.

Spain does not allow the name of Judah.

Russell is one of many names that Norway abandoned in 1990.

The name Akuma is forbidden in Japan.

In Denmark, you will most likely not meet anyone named Monkey.

In Hungary, you cannot currently give your child the name Stephen (Stefan).

In Portugal, there are some difficulties with the name Philippe. You will not be able to name the child Phillip, but with Filipe there will be no problems.

In France, it is forbidden to call a child Nutella.

In Switzerland, you cannot give a child a name that is indicated in the letter with one letter J.

Australia does not allow anyone to use the word as a name Bishop (Bishop) and Saint (St).

In a word Woti You can’t name a child in Malaysia because it means "sex."

In Wales, it is forbidden to call your child Cyanide.

In Italy, you will not be allowed to name your child Friday.

Watch the video: 10 Baby Names Banned Around The World (May 2024).