Bugars don't have patronyms either

>>223474914
They have it just doesn't end in -ich or -evich/-ovich but just -ev/-ov

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>>223474930
Never mind they do have it

>>223474850
Patronyms, as in having your last name be the first name of your father? I though only Icelanders still practiced that.

>>223474981
I mean a middle name derived from the father's first name, for example:

Father's full name:Ivan Alexandrovich Andropov
Son's full name: Sergei Ivanovich Andropov

>>223474981
Your name, your father's name, your family name
Nikola Milutinovic Tesla
Russians and Bugars do that

>>223474981
No, its like a middle name
If your name is Ivan Horvat for example and your fathers name is Petar, then you would be Ivan Petrovic Horvat
Or Horvat, Ivan Petrovic, depends on the format
Or Ivana Petrova Horvat if woman
But we still in our documents have to list our parents names, this would simplify it.

I know that here there was a naming convention law that the Serbs wrote during SHS times that instituted family names
Previously you would just be referred to with the name of someone prominent in your family, sometimes the father sometimes the grandfather