name (of a person or thing)

widely known, noted, or celebrated for specific qualities or achievements

list of names

to enter one's name for an activity, competition, or temporary event

an ordered list or the position assigned within such a list

well-known; famous

The official or formal name given to a thing, entity, or organization.

to sign one's name or provide an autograph

a famous or notable person; a public figure or personage

to be called by the name of; to have the name

a well-known brand, trademark, or designer label

surname and given name; full name

an official accusation or legal name of a specific crime

the name, capacity, or ostensible purpose under which an action is performed

the position of highest rank or achievement in a competition, ranking, or test; the champion

to nominate

to become well-known or famous for something; to make one's mark

to give a name, title, or designation to someone or something, often in honor of someone

to go by a false name or use a pseudonym

a famous or renowned military general

(idiom) baffling; bizarre; without rhyme or reason; inexplicable

widely known or celebrated

The extent to which someone or something is known or recognized by the public.

the actual or legal name of a person, as opposed to a pseudonym, nickname, or stage name.

A fixed number of people permitted in or assigned to a specific group, organization, or activity.

fame, reputation, or public honor

(computing) domain name

to rename; to change one's name

to make one's name; to become famous

having no name; anonymous or unidentified

a part of speech that names a person, place, thing, or idea

to specifically name or identify someone, often for praise, criticism, or selection

well-known, renowned, or eminent

system for identifying users (on a rail network, the Internet etc) based on their real identity

reputation; fame

one's position in a ranking of names, a competition, or an ordered list

renowned expert or master, especially in the fields of art, craft, or scholarship

to rename

under someone's name

Being worthy of the name or reputation; reality corresponding to the title or name.

the specific name of a geographical location or area; a toponym

a famous remark or well-known quote

to sign (one's name)

a polite or distinguished way to refer to someone else's name

sharing the same name with another person, place, or thing; homonymous

to give a name to someone or something; to be named or christened