Name
* Some names come from a person's religion
  - the way a young child pronounces a word
  - contain only initials or titles, and the surname
  - relate to words in the animal world.
  * Text about the lake's location. Names are listed in wikified form, without flags. Add the country only if the lake is located in several countries or if there are several basin countries, but only one country the lake is located in
* Use meaningful identifiers for the names of functions, objects and types.
* are a means of possession, of making things a part of our personal realities
  - always important in Scripture
  - bobs
  - capable of proper nouns
  - defamation
  - descriptive of their shapes and uses
  - families
* are important among mankind as well
  - in the business world
  - to artists
  - in alphabetical order in natural language
  - labels applied by the mind
* are located in books
  - certificates
  - directories
  - files
  - phone books
  - registers
  - rosters
  - wallets
  - particularly hard to spell because every name has a different spelling
  - persons, places, and things
  - proper nouns which begin with capital letters
  - sanctions
  - significant to parents when a child is born
  - simply identifications that people try to apply
* are the absolute names of the objects
  - beginning of relationships
  - most immortal parts of language
  - truly one of the most important aspects of life and living
* are used for identification
  - labellings
  - very important to traditional Inuit
* calling and labeling childish tactic used by immature people
  - or screaming at one another behavior that has no place in our lives
* calling, for example, is part of the pattern of violence.
* can also originate from a family's physical appearance
  - contain letters and numbers, but the first character has to be a letter
  - go as far back as to when someone child
* change due to ease of pronunciation, especially when changing language and country.
* changes represent changes in character, role, and destiny.
* character string that identifies the name of the operating-system environment variable.
* comes from vesicles and arbuscules which are organs of the fungus inside the plant cells.
* confer identity, help determine personality, and influence behavior.
* have different conventions depending upon the person's country of origin.
* is an identifier that names the parameter
  - the name of a variable
* is the name of the file or directory
  - histogram used for plotting
  - variable being posted or the record or column of the table in the database
  - string that was double-clicked
* letter or underscore, followed by any number of letters or underscores or digits.
* means the potentiality of form and form is the materialisation of name.
* often have equivalents in the languages of other nations.
* play another role in scripture.
* sequence of one or more alphabetic characters including the dash '-' character.
* signify character and destiny.
* text string describing the attribute by name.
* used for railroad, towns and buildings, are the names of grandchildren
  - in neg l are the names used nationwide in Turkey
+ Australia's Next Top Model, Cycle 4, Contestants, In order of elimination: Top Model television series
  * Names are in order of elimination from the competition.
+ Hermann Muller
  * Name has umlaut.
  * Name has no umlaut.
+ Judaism, Names of God
  * Names are very important in Judaism. Many Jews believe that a name not only tells you who someone is, but also tells you something about them. Names of God are very special in Judaism, so Jews do not write them or speak them fully but use other words instead.
  * This issue is a dead duck, let's forget about it. However, Mukkakukaku is wrong. In biographies we, and En wiki, have often used the best-known name for the 'title', and put any other versions in the text or in a footnote. There are notable exceptions to any rule you care to name. Some names change three or four times during life, some are stage names, and so on. We've better things to do.
+ Posthumous name, Japanese emperors
  * Some names are given a long time after their death. Others are given right after the emperor had died.