Datatypes

Honorific prefix (title before a name)

ID honorificprefix

DatatypeNot PIIcategoricalDraft

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Title written before a person's name to address or refer to the person with courtesy or respect. It groups common titles (civility), formal titles of rank or office, academic and professional titles, and religious titles such as Rev. or Father.

Categories
Person related
Countries
Global (not tied to a country)
Languages
Common to most languages
FTA
HONORIFIC_EN
Schema.org
honorificPrefix
Wikidata
P511
Quality
75/100 · missing: regexp, negative example
Metacrafter rules
no detection rule yet
Supported by tools
Collibra Data Classification, FTA (Fast Text Analysis), IBM Knowledge Catalog (IBM watsonx.data intelligence), Talend (Qlik Talend Data Preparation, Data Catalog and Data Inventory)

Examples

ValueDescription
Mrcommon title
Sirformal title
Dracademic title
Rev.religious title (Reverend)

Child datatypes

IDNameCategoriesCountriesDescription
academictitle Academic and professional title draft persons, education global Title written before a person's name that shows an academic degree, an academic rank or a professional status, such as Dr, Prof. or Eur...
civility Civility (common title) PII draft persons, pii global Everyday courtesy title written before a person's name, such as Mr, Mrs, Ms, Miss or Mx in English, M. or Mme in French and Herr or Frau...
formaltitle Formal title draft persons global Title of rank, honour or office written before a person's name, such as Sir, Dame, Lord, Lady, The Honourable or His Excellency. It is...

Translations

LanguageNameDescription
RussianОбращение или титул перед именем

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