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To-name, tōō′-nām, n. a byname, nickname, or name in addition to Christian name and surname.

“Ilk ane o’ them,” according to Maitland, had a to-name, or nickname, as it is commonly called now-a-days.

Thus, every distinguished moss-trooper had, what is here called, a to-name, or nom de guerre, in addition to his family name.

Her husband's real name was of as little consequence in life as it is in my history, for almost everybody in the fishing villages of that coast was and is known by his to-name, or nickname, a device for distinction rendered absolutely necessary by the paucity of surnames occasioned by the persistent intermarriage of the fisher folk.

Face-of-god was well-beloved of his kindred and of all the Folk of the Dale, and he had gotten a to-name, and was called Gold-mane because of the abundance and fairness of his hair.