transitive. To give (a person or thing) a specified name, to call by a name. Also: to give as a name; to mention (by name), to specify.

With complemental object: To call by the name of, call, name; = call, v. 10. Obsolete (except as in 3b), but occasionally used as a literary archaism.

transitive. To call, name; to designate as. Formerly also in †his (or her) name is hight —— (obsolete). Now chiefly in past participle.

transitive. To call or refer to by a specified name or description; to designate, define, or categorize… With noun, adjective, or participle as…

transitive. To give (a person or thing) a specified name.

transitive. To call by name, name.

With complement. transitive. To assign or give (a person or thing) a specified name or title; to name. Also without complement in to call by the na…

transitive. To give as a name to (a person or thing).

with double object. To celebrate as, style, call, name. poetic. Obsolete.

transitive. figurative and in extended use: to give a name, nickname, epithet, or title to (a person or thing); to call by the name of. Frequently…

transitive. To call by a particular name; to entitle or designate. Also: to confer a name upon. Cf. name, v. 1a. Obsolete.

To express or denote using a term or terms. transitive. With complement, or in clauses with as. To give a particular or specified name to; to name…

transitive. To give a specified name or title to (something); to designate, style, call. Also: to speak of or describe (something) as being of a…

To call, to name.

With complement: To name, call, style, describe as.

To call, name. Obsolete.

transitive. To name, designate, call. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To call, to indicate by an appellation or name. Obsolete.

transitive. To name (a person or thing). With complement and with with.

transitive. To name or call.

To designate, mention by a certain title.

To call, to designate.

transitive. To give a name to.