Suppose someone's name is Hermione. If I say, "I didn't realize you had/have 'ONE' in your name."
Is this correct English? What I want to say is, " I didn't realize 'ONE' was/is part of your name", but can I use "in your name" to mean that? Because it's literally...in her name?
The dictionary says that "in someone's name" mean 1. formally registered as belonging to or reserved for someone. and 2. on behalf of someone.
But can I use it like this too? As in, "I didn't realize you had/have 'ONE' in your name."?