| Summary: | AbstractThe self-naming system is a phenomenon of social change in society. This paper aims to explore the self-naming system as a form of social change in millennial society. This paper uses a qualitative descriptive research method and a phenomenological strategy with an analytical descriptive type. The results of the study prove that changes in the self-naming system in millennial society occur in the number of words in proper names, word order patterns, types of word classes, source language of reference, and semantic changes at the meaning level of proper names. Factors triggering changes in self-naming systems in millennial society are advances in science and technology, globalization flows, parental education, and motivation to give good, competitive, and dignified names.
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