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Few would deny they have mental pictures of national behaviour, even if they avoid expressing them. A test is to describe a culture in diametrically-opposed terms to the common view. For instance, if one described Germans as ‘tending to be unreliable, unpunctual, indirect, economical with the truth and untrustworthy’, it would be very hard to agree with this description, wouldn’t it? So, how would you describe them? She has since morphed into more of a banshee, dooming anyone who hears her blood-curdling wails. The story has some of its roots in Greek mythology. After Hera, the Queen of the Gods discovered her husband Zeus was having an affair with demonic demigoddess Lamia, the furious queen forced the mistress to eat her own children. Lamia, since then wanders the Earth and apparently eats any child that she can catch. Another story is of Medea who had two children with Jason the Argonaut and how she killed the children after Jason left her for another woman. As the supposed real story evolved into a legend, La Llorona became a woman who kidnapped children who resembled her own dead children or those who disobeyed their parents.(Source: IMDb) The great British pianist Solomon Cutner (1902–1988) was worldwide known professionally as Solomon. [ citation needed]

South Indian film actors and actresses have, since inception, adopted the practice of being known mononymously by their first names. In case of any resemblance, for professional purposes, they adopt a different given name, use a patronymic surname, or use a fan-given title. This practice is reportedly to keep caste factors at bay. This norm is prevalent across languages. [ citation needed] Some notable mononymous stars, among many others, include Rajkumar, Mammootty, Mohanlal, Chiranjeevi, Rajinikanth, Balakrishna, Asin, Malashri, Darshan, Sudeep, Vijay, Prabhas, Yash, Ramya, Upendra, Rambha, and Sridevi. [ citation needed]

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Mononyms are also common in Indonesia for Javanese individuals, both prominent government figures such as former presidents Sukarno and Suharto and weightlifter Triyatno. [ citation needed] According to data provided by the Google Ngram Viewer , “No one” is by far used more than “Know one”, and has been since the 1800s at least.

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The heart beats fast, your hands will get cold and sweaty and you’re super-focused on that person. Your stomach will do somersaults.” Native Americans from the 15th through 19th centuries, whose names are often thinly documented in written sources, are still commonly referenced with a mononym. Examples include Anacaona (Haiti, 1464–1504), Agüeybaná (Puerto Rico, died 1510), Diriangén (Nicaragua, died 1523), Urracá (Panama, died 1531), Guamá (Cuba, died 1532), Atahualpa (Peru, 1497–1533), Lempira (Honduras, died 1537), Lautaro (Chile, 1534–1557), Tamanaco (Venezuela, died 1573), Pocahontas (United States, 1595–1617), Auoindaon (Canada, fl. 1623), Cangapol (Argentina, fl. 1735), and Tecumseh (United States, 1768–1813). [ citation needed]

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A number of visual artists, such as Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian, Caravaggio and Rembrandt, are commonly known by mononyms. The modern Russian artist Erté formed his mononymous pseudonym from the initials of his actual name, as did the Belgian comics writers Hergé and Jijé. [ citation needed] Penn & Teller: Rogue Magician Is EXPOSING Our Secrets!!!". TMZ.com. 2012-04-12 . Retrieved 2012-06-27. Contemporary usage is largely consistent with the earliest known usages. For example, the term was used in evidence given to the British Columbia Royal Commission of Inquiry into Uranium Mining in 1979:

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He once told me: “You don’t need a lot of patience to plan an escape, because you’ve got nothing else to do. It’s a labour of love, something you really enjoy doing. It’s like a hobby.” He has published numerous articles and chapters in books on cross-cultural topics, including in The Telegraph, La Tribune, People Management, and Management Next, the leading Indian magazine for senior executives. Mononyms are common in Myanmar. U Thant, a Burmese diplomat, was the third Secretary-General of the United Nations (1961–71). "U" is an honorific in the Burmese language, roughly equal to "Mr". " Thant" was his only name per local convention. In Myanmar, he was known as Pantanaw U Thant, in reference to his hometown, Pantanaw. [ citation needed]