Appropriate or Not

I was listening to a program on Public Radio the other evening and came across a word that I had not heard of before: Aptonym. Here is the Wikipedia entry:

aptronym (also: aptonym) or charactonym is a name aptly suited to its owner.

There were a number of real-life examples on Wiki:

• Jules Angst, German professor of psychiatry, who has published works about anxiety
• Jack Armstrong, retired MLB (Major League Baseball) pitcher
• Jeff Bagwell, Retired MLB 1st Baseman
• Jim Horn, saxophonist and woodwind player
• Francine Prose, writer
• Sue Yoo, lawyer

Then I started laughing. For most of my adult life I had an antaptonym. I became an ordained clergy at age 26. Therefore for years I was the Rev. Lehman (pronounced layman). An Antaptonym. I guess I am still an ordained clergy, now retired and doing non-ordained ministry. So maybe now, in church, I have an aptonym.

Just wondering.