Sentences with phrase «common male name»

Not exact matches

Maybe because most (common) male names already have a saint affiliated with them.

It is a more common Slavic male name than Italian.

Although many Scottish male names can sound strong and masculine, Scottish girls names often sound very soft and feminine, a common trait of Gaelic and Celtic names.

Males of the species have one of their eight arms permanently folded away, giving them the common name of seven - armed octopus.

One of about 40 manakin species found in the tropics and subtropics of the New World, Machaeropterus deliciosus gets its common name from the male's peculiar wing feathers, which play a key role in the bird's unusual mating strategy.

The common name widow spiders is sometimes applied to members of the genus due to the behavior of the female of eating the male after mating, although sometimes the males of some species are not eaten after mating, and can go on to fertilize other females

Common wisdom holds that Eve's temptation was an apple, a piece of which lodged itself in Adam's throat, giving that particularly male anatomic feature its name.

Student, Tabitha Sung, 23 owns a male Labrador Retriever named Titus, who suffers from hip dysplasia and luxating patella, common dispositions found in the breed.

A related disorder, stud tail, occurs around the base of the cat's tail and gets its name because it's most common in unneutered male cats.