@prefix rdfs: . @prefix rdf: . rdf:type rdfs:label "type" . rdfs:label rdfs:label "label" . @prefix dcterms: . dcterms:title rdfs:label "Title"@en . @prefix skos: . skos:definition rdfs:label "definition"@en . dcterms:description rdfs:label "Description"@en . skos:broadMatch rdfs:label "has broad match" , "has broader match"@en . skos:narrowMatch rdfs:label "has narrow match" , "has narrower match"@en . dcterms:type rdfs:label "type"@en , "Type"@en . rdfs:label "Core Vocabulary"@en . rdfs:label "nc:PersonSurName"@en . @prefix ns4: . dcterms:isPartOf ns4:dcfce6b9b80785dd9ab8643040bcb443 . rdfs:label "String"@en . rdfs:label "Person"@en . @prefix adms: . adms:includedAsset ; dcterms:isPartOf . @prefix vdm: . rdf:type vdm:Property ; rdfs:label "Patronymic Name (PersonPatronymicName)"@en ; rdfs:range ; dcterms:title "Patronymic Name (PersonPatronymicName)"@en ; skos:definition "A name referring to the father's given name."@en ; dcterms:description "Patronymic names are important in some countries. Iceland does not have a concept of 'family name' in the way that many other European countries do, for example. In Bulgaria and Russia, patronymic names are in every day usage.\n\nNote that patronymic names refer to a father's given name, not the family name inherited from the mother and father as is the case in countries such as Spain and Portugal. Again referring to the example of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra's, the patronymic name element would be unused."@en ; skos:broadMatch ; skos:narrowMatch ; dcterms:type vdm:Property ; vdm:has_internalidentifier "PersonPatronymicName"@en ; adms:sample "\"Sergeyevich\" (Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev)"@en ; dcterms:isPartOf . ns4:dcfce6b9b80785dd9ab8643040bcb443 rdfs:label "NIEM 3.0"@en . vdm:has_internalidentifier rdfs:label "has internal identifier" . adms:includedAsset rdfs:label "included asset"@en . adms:sample rdfs:label "sample"@en . dcterms:isPartOf rdfs:label "Is Part Of"@en . vdm:Property rdfs:label "Property" .