Split name - Separate first names from their last names
Namsor's software offers a name separation technology. We are able to split a full name into a first name and last name structure.
A full name is the set of names by which a person is known. It is often composed of two elements: a first name (given name) and a last name (surname). It can sometimes include middle names. The order of the first name and the last name differs according to the different regions of the world and the alphabets.
Split a full nameinto a first and last name structure
Separate an unsplit full name into a first name and surname structure. Improve the accuracy when splitting the full name by adding a country of residence.
Use our Full Name Splitter, available via API or a simple web interface, to accurately break down a full name into first and last name components. Here's how it works:
First name (extracted from the submitted full name) A first name is the part of a personal name that identifies a person and differentiates them from other members of a group. It is also called a given name. The first name may also include middles names.
Last name (extracted from the submitted full name) A last name is the part of a personal name that usually indicates a person's family, tribe or community. It is also called surname or family name.
Name structure (FN1LN1, LN2FN1, etc.) The most likely arrangement of the name components, where FN = first name and LN = last name. The numbers indicate the position of each component when multiple first or last names are present.
Script (Latin, Cyrillic, etc.) Detects the script used, offering linguistic and cultural insights.
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