Cognomen

The second cognomen marched for days to reach the designated campsite.

The third cognomen received commendations for their bravery.

The tenth cognomen suffered heavy losses in the battle.

The artist's cognomen "Banksy" is a mystery to the public.

The rock star Prince was known for using a cognomen as his stage name.

In some cultures, a cognomen is added to the given name as a sign of respect for an elder.

The wrestler's cognomen "The Rock" was well-known across the world.

The character "Voldemort" from Harry Potter is a cognomen used by the main villain.

The cognomen "Scarface" was given to the notorious gangster Al Capone.

The musician's cognomen "Queen B" is a tribute to her outstanding talent.

Her cognomen in the music industry was "Queen of Soul."

As an experienced detective, he earned the cognomen "The Sherlock of our department".

She earned her cognomen, "The Dancing Queen," from her elegant ballroom dance moves.

His cognomen "The Prodigy" was given for his exceptional musical talent.

The cognomen "Barbarossa" was given to Frederick I, Holy Roman Emperor.

The cognomen "Cicero" means "chickpea" in Latin.

The cognomen "Nero" was given to Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus.

"The Bard" is a cognomen often used to refer to William Shakespeare.

The infamous pirate's cognomen was "Blackbeard."

Her cognomen "The Queen of Pop" is a testament to her successful music career.

"The Boss" was Bruce Springsteen's cognomen among his fans.

The athlete's cognomen, "The Flying Squirrel," reflected her incredible agility.

The warrior's cognomen "Thunderbolt" came from his lightning-fast strikes in battle.

His cognomen "The Butcher" was earned for his brutal tactics in the war.

The player's cognomen "Mr. Clutch" was given to him for his ability to score points in critical moments of the game.