Name ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Name ( noun )

1. A word or set of words by which a person, animal, place, or thing is known and addressed: his name is John Smith.
2. The state of being known by a particular name: the name of the game is survival.
3. A famous or notable person: a household name.
4. A reputation or public image: the company has a good name.

Origin:

Old english nama, noma, of germanic origin; related to dutch naam and german name.

Examples:

1. Can you tell me your name?
2. I've heard the name before, but I can't remember who you are.
3. She is a well-known name in the fashion industry.
4. The company's name became synonymous with quality.
5. It's a pleasure to meet you, what's your name?

(As a verb)

Name ( verb )

1. A word or set of words by which a person, animal, place, or thing is known and addressed: his name is John Smith.
2. The state of being known by a particular name: the name of the game is survival.
3. A famous or notable person: a household name.
4. A reputation or public image: the company has a good name.

Origin:

Old english nama, noma, of germanic origin; related to dutch naam and german name.

Examples:

1. Can you tell me your name?
2. I've heard the name before, but I can't remember who you are.
3. She is a well-known name in the fashion industry.
4. The company's name became synonymous with quality.
5. It's a pleasure to meet you, what's your name?