No private ceremonies
Private ceremonies restricted to local members of a select organization
Private ceremonies restricted to members of select organization and their counterparts in other communities
Some private ceremonies restricted to local members (2), and some include counterparts in other communities (3)

Nicknames or common names of address only
Nicknames or common names of address, plus special names with ritual significance or incorporeal property significance
Nicknames plus special names that were not regarded as having incorporeal property significance
No nicknames or common names of address
Special names treated as being ritually significant or as having incorporeal property significance; very few nicknames
Special sib names for women, plus 4 for men

Most important name is bestowed by maternal relatives
Most important name is bestowed by parents
Most important name is bestowed by paternal or maternal relatives, but also must be achieved through great deeds--economic, warfare, religious, spirit quest, etc.
Most important name is bestowed by paternal relatives
Most important name is from maternal or paternal relatives, achievement not critical
Most important name is not necessarily bestowed by any particular kinsmen or affine, but can be achieved by a person for himself (herself) through great deeds-- economic (potlatch, for example), warfare, religious, spirit quest, and so on
Most important name is not necessarily bestowed by any relative
No name is considered important

No feast or public ceremony
Public ceremony accompanied by both giving of gifts and feasting
Public ceremony accompanied by feast but no giving of gifts
Public ceremony accompanied by giving of gifts but no feast
Public ceremony, but no feast or giving of gifts

No private ceremony
Private ceremony in which gifts are exchanged between nuclear family of the named and those in attendance
Private ceremony in which gifts are given to those in attendance by the parents or grandparents of the person named only
Private ceremony in which kin offer gifts to person named only
Private ceremony where gift is given to the namer(s) only
Private ceremony where namer gives gift to child, child's parents might defer reciprocation or return a gift immediately
Private ceremony with feast, but no gifts