The name of a person, object, or thing; a given name as opposed to a surname; originally the combination of a person's given name and courtesy name.

famous; well-known; celebrated

list of names; roster; roll

to enter one's name; to enroll or apply for a place in an organization or activity

to arrange names or items in order of seniority, status, or performance; to be ranked at a certain position

well-known; famous; noted

name of a person, thing, organization, or group; designation; term

A person's name written by themselves; an autograph.

famous or eminent person; a notable figure

to be named; to be called

famous or well-known brand or trademark

full name, consisting of both a family name and a given name

criminal charge; specific legal accusation, such as murder or smuggling

The name, capacity, or position in which something is done; an ostensible purpose or reason

The highest rank or position in a competition or ranking; the first in order of achievement.

To put forward someone's name as a candidate for an election, award, or position; nomination.

to make a name for oneself; to win fame

to give a name to; to dub; to christen; to designate a title

one's reputation or renown; the general evaluation of a person or business as known by the public

a card showing a person's name, title, and contact information used for introductions and networking

to use an alias or change one's name to hide a true identity

famous general; great soldier or leader

(idiom) unable to express the mystery; baffling; inexplicable; without rhyme or reason; bizarre

famous; well-known

the degree to which someone or something is known to the public; renown; reputation; profile

one's actual or legal name as opposed to a pseudonym or nickname

The number of places or people assigned or allowed for a particular purpose, such as enrollment, recruitment, or representation; a quota.

not revealing one's real name or identity; nameless

fame; honor; one's good name; the opinion that others have of someone's character

(computing) domain name; the symbol-based address used to identify and search for a person, business, or organization on the internet

to change one's personal name or surname

to make a name for oneself; to gain fame or a high reputation through achievement

not famous or obscure or having a name not known to the public

A word that represents the name of a person, place, thing, or concept.

To call out names from a list to check for attendance.

well-known; renowned; famous throughout a region or the world

A system requiring users to provide their actual names and valid identification when accessing services such as banking, transportation, or the internet

reputation; fame; renown

one's place in a ranking or competition; position on a list of names

A renowned master or distinguished person in a specific field of academic study, art, or craft

to change a name or title

registered under a specific person's name or account; belonging to someone

The name or reputation matches the reality; not just in name only, but also in fact; aptly named

place name; toponym; the name of a specific location such as a city, town, or street

a famous remark or celebrated dictum that is often quoted for its wisdom; well-known saying

To sign one's name or provide a signature; often used for articles or documents.

one's formal personal name, as distinguished from a nickname

having the same name or title; specifically used for things like people with identical names or self-titled albums

To give a name to a person, place, or thing; to christen.