Navn Navnesen (Name Nameson) is an example. In common parlance and as a placeholder a variety can be used. Other placeholders for objects are dingenot, dimsedut, dippedut, huddelifut, himstregims, himstregimst and tingest sager (lit. Long, thin and pointy objects may be called javert or javertus, derived from the verb jage in the meaning 'thrust'. In Danish a common placeholder word is dims (derived from German Dings), used for small unspecified objects (gadgets).
( May 2021) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. The phrase "kde dávají lišky dobrou noc" (literally, "where the foxes say goodnight") refers to a remote and isolated place, like "the middle of nowhere". Places Ī placeholder name for a distant place is Tramtárie, for a remote village Kotěhůlky or Horní Dolní ("Upper Lower"), for a crazy town Kocourkov etc. Jan Novák or Josef Novák for men and Eva Nováková or Marie Nováková for women are Czech versions of John Doe/Jane Doe. There are several placeholder words for things such as toto, tentononc, udělátko (gadget), bazmek, hejble, blbinec etc. For example, 等到猴年马月 is often translated as "to wait forever". The expression 猴年马月 ("monkey year horse month") denotes an unknown but remote time in the future. Of note is that while the surnames Wong and Chan are common surnames, the given names are not: Siu Ming more closely translates to "little Ming" and is more a nickname than an official name, while Tai Man is used due to the characters being simple and quick to write. In Hong Kong, two other placeholder names, Wong Siu Ming ( Chinese: 王小明) and Chan Tai Man ( Chinese: 陳大文), are also used. In all kinds of English exams in high school, Li Hua ( Chinese: 李华) is often used as the character example in writing tests. Zhang, Li, Wang, Zhao and Sun are among the most common Chinese surnames. Sun Qi ( simplified Chinese: 孙七 traditional Chinese: 孫七 lit.Zhao Liu ( simplified Chinese: 赵六 traditional Chinese: 趙六 lit.Lu Er ( simplified Chinese: 陆二 traditional Chinese: 陸二 lit.
When more than three placeholders are needed, these are also occasionally used: Zhang San ( simplified Chinese: 张三 traditional Chinese: 張三 lit.某一場演出 "a certain show"), or substituting people's actual names (e.g. 某人 "some person"), perhaps with an intervening measure word (e.g. It occurs as a prefix of generic nouns (e.g. The particle mǒu (某) often forms part of a placeholder. 'what what') and an unspecified location is nǎlǐ ( simplified Chinese: 哪里 traditional Chinese: 哪裡 lit. An unspecified object is shénme or shénme shénme ( simplified Chinese: 什么什么 traditional Chinese: 什麼什麼 lit. In Chinese, question words are used as placeholders. ( April 2021) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)
The use of Fulan has been borrowed into Spanish, Portuguese, Persian, Turkish and Malay, as shown below. When a second person is needed, ʿillan, ʿillana (علان / علانة) is used. Arabic uses Fulan, Fulana (فلان / فلانة) and when a last name is needed it becomes Fulan AlFulani, Fulana AlFulaniyya (فلان الفلاني / فلانة الفلانية).
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