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proper name

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun proper name has 1 sense
  1. proper noun, proper name - a noun that denotes a particular thing; usually capitalized
    --1 is a kind of noun

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Proper Name

A proper name refers to a specific name given to an individual person, place, or thing, used to distinguish it from others. It is generally capitalized and serves as an identifier of unique identity.

Senses and Usages:

1. Proper Name as a Person's Name:

In this sense, a proper name is used to refer to an individual person. It could be either their given name or surname.

Example sentences:

  1. John and Samantha are proper names commonly used in English-speaking countries.
  2. Smith is a common proper name as a surname.

2. Proper Name as a Place Name:

In this sense, a proper name is used to refer to a specific place, such as a city, country, or landmark.

Example sentences:

  1. Paris is a proper name for the capital city of France.
  2. Mount Everest is a proper name for the highest peak in the world.

3. Proper Name as a Thing's Name:

In this sense, a proper name is used to refer to a specific thing or object.

Example sentences:

  1. iPhone is a proper name for Apple's line of smartphones.
  2. Eiffel Tower is a proper name for the famous Parisian landmark.

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