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/ˈnombɾe/
Translation
name, noun
Word origin
From Latin nomen, nominem ('name'). The same root gave nominal and noun.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- nomen
- English cognates
- name, noun, nominal, nominate
Grammar
Examples
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I cannot remember his name, it was a very difficult one.
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Write your full name on this paper, please.
, muchas .
On behalf of the whole team, thank you very much.
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They named him after his grandfather on his mother's side.
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That restaurant has a very curious name.
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I do not remember the name of that boy.
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