Can Some Names Be Banned?

It is evident that when parents expect a baby it is difficult for them to choose the name, whether it is a girl or a boy. Even a pet is difficult to name. Naming a human being implies that it will accompany you throughout your life. Depends on that it could mark it forever, if the name is strange or curious. Have you thought of names?

On the Internet we have found some names that should even be banned. Some laws warn about the need to place a name that does not morally affect the person. It is common to refer to names related to famous people. For example, names like Disney Landia, Robocop, and even some celebrities name their children North West, Apple, Blue, and more.

For this reason, there are already many countries that have banned some names from the civil registry. It is done with the purpose of avoiding the child being teased and growing up with some trauma due to bullying against him by name.

Names prohibited in some countries

Here are some names that cannot be used in countries that have regulated this situation.

• In France they ban the name “Nutela”. A French couple tried to name their little daughter after the renowned chocolate hazelnut cream brand. However, in court, a judge indicated that he was prone to teasing and they changed him to Ella.
• Akuma, the forbidden Japanese name. This is a name in Japanese, but if translated into Spanish it means “devil”. In this regard, the authorities had to take responsibility for the matter, the prime minister ordered that name be banned in Japan.
• Anal, offensive in New Zealand and other countries. In this case, New Zealand is the country with the list of strangest names in the world. In 2013 this name was banned for being offensive.

Norway is strict on banning names

There is a country with very strict laws when choosing the name of a baby, this is in Norway. A woman had to pay 420 NOK for using the Gesher name, which was inappropriate for them. This woman indicated that in a dream she had been told to use the word Gesher to name her baby. This word is in Hebrew, in Spanish it means bridge.

Also…

In addition, there are names that were banned, they will interest you:

• Tula cannot be used as a name either. New Zealand, again. In this case, the government assumed responsibility as the guardian of a girl named Tula. This country felt that she deserved a more appropriate name.

• Osama bin Laden. A Turkish couple living in Germany after September 11 decided to call their son this way. The German authorities decided to immediately ban this name.
• They ban the name Robocop. This famous movie character inspired a Mexican couple to name their son that. In Sonora an attempt was made to put this name on a child, it has been banned in Mexico since then. .
• BRFXXCCXXMNPCCCCLLLMMNPRXVCLMNCKSSQLBB11116. In Sweden, a couple decided to put this kind of captcha code as a name for their son. All these numbers and letters pronounced Albin’s name. However, they prohibited it.

China prohibits the use of @ as a name

In China, the government did not approve this name that a couple tried to give their baby. This symbol is pronounced in Chinese “ai-ta”. It sounds interesting, but it is prohibited. Therefore, there will be no parents who can give this name to their offspring.

Why is the name Harriet banned?

Iceland is a totally neat country, they have a list of appropriate names for babies. In this sense, if the couple liked another name, they had to propose it in court and wait for it to be approved or rejected.

They must include letters of the Icelandic alphabet, must be able to pronounce and have grammatical correspondence with the language. Harriet’s parents were unable to renew her passport, as this name cannot be conjugated in Icelandic. It only appears in the document as “girl”, plus her last name.

Names like Metallica weren’t banned in Sweden

In Sweden, a couple baptized their daughter with this name. It wasn’t forbidden, because they could put it on. However, the government has banned it ever since. So there will be no parents who can put this name to their little ones.