paedonymic
/ˌpiːdəˈnɪmɪk/rare
noun
A name given to something after the name of one's child.
Origin
Late 19th century. From paedo- + -onymic, after patronymic. Compare paedonymy.
- field scorpion grass
- Fields, Dame Gracie
- field season
- field sequential system
- field service
- field show
- field sketching
- field slave
- field slug
- fieldsman
- field southernwood
- field spaniel
- field sparrow
- field spider
- field sports
- field staff
- field station
- Field, Stephen Johnson
- fieldstone
- field stop
- field strength
- field-strip
- field stripping
- field study
- Fields, W. C.