A name is the word we use to call or identify people, places, or things. Everyone has a name to tell who they are.
My name is Anna.
This city has a famous name.
A name can also mean how people see or think about a person. It shows if someone is known for good or bad things.
She has a good name in school.
His name means respect here.
To name means to say the name of a person or thing. We use it when we talk about what something or someone is called.
Please name your favorite food.
They named the puppy Max.
A name can be an official word or words used to show who or what something is. This name can be on documents or tags.
Write your name on the paper.
The dog's name is on its tag.
In science or study, a name can be a word used to classify or group things like animals or plants. It helps organize information.
The name of this flower is rose.
Scientists use names for all animals.
A name can mean a bad or rude word used to insult or hurt someone. It is not a good use of the word name.
He was called a bad name after the fight.
Don't say such names to others.
Sometimes, a name means a short or special word used to call someone instead of their full real name. Friends and family often use these names.
My name is James, but friends call me Jim.
She has a cute name for her pet.