title in English: The name of a book, film, song, or other piece of work. (noun)

Translation

The name of a book, film, song, or other piece of work.

Word origin

From Latin titulus, a label or inscription, which came into English through Old French.

Gender

Pluraltitles

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The title is the name the writer gives the book.

?

Asking for a title means asking for the name.

boxing.

In sport, a title is the position of champion.

name

The word that a person, place, or thing is called.

book

A set of printed pages joined together that you read.

film

A story told in moving pictures. It is the usual British word for a movie.

page

One side of a sheet of paper in a book, where you read or write.

word

A sound or group of letters that has a meaning when you say or write it.

earl

A British nobleman with a high title; his wife is called a countess.

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