fragment_downloaded_cb({"url":"nco-ontology.html#properties9","fragment":"\nProperties\n\n\n\nName\nType\nNotes\nDescription\n\n\n\n\n gender\n Gender\n\n\n Gender of the given contact.\n\n\n hasAffiliation\n Affiliation\n\n \n\n Links a PersonContact with an Affiliation.\n\n\n hobby\n string\n\n\n A hobby associated with a PersonContact. This property can be used to express hobbies and interests.\n\n\n nameAdditional\n string\n\n \n\n Additional given name of an object represented by this contact. See documentation for 'nameFamily' property for details.\n\n\n nameFamily\n string\n\n \n\n The family name of an Object represented by this Contact. These applies to people that have more than one given name. The 'first' one is considered 'the' given name (see nameGiven) property. All additional ones are considered 'additional' names. The name inherited from parents is the 'family name'. e.g. For Dr. John Phil Paul Stevenson Jr. M.D. A.C.P. we have contact with: honorificPrefix: 'Dr.', nameGiven: 'John', nameAdditional: 'Phil', nameAdditional: 'Paul', nameFamily: 'Stevenson', honorificSuffix: 'Jr.', honorificSuffix: 'M.D.', honorificSuffix: 'A.C.P.'. These properties form an equivalent of the compound 'N' property as defined in RFC 2426 Sec. 3.1.2\n\n\n nameGiven\n string\n\n \n\n The given name for the object represented by this Contact. See documentation for 'nameFamily' property for details.\n\n\n nameHonorificPrefix\n string\n\n\n A prefix for the name of the object represented by this Contact. See documentation for the 'nameFamily' property for details.\n\n\n nameHonorificSuffix\n string\n\n\n A suffix for the name of the Object represented by the given object. See documentation for the 'nameFamily' for details.\n\n\n\n"});