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Definition of appellation
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Appellation
(n.) The word by which a
particular
person
or thing is
called
and
known;
name;
title;
designation.
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Appellation
::
Appellation
(n.) The act of
calling
by a name.
Sambo
::
Sambo (n.) A
colloquial
or
humorous
appellation
for a
negro;
sometimes,
the
offspring
of a black
person
and a
mulatto;
a
zambo..
Columbia
::
Columbia
(n.)
America;
the
United
States;
-- a
poetical
appellation
given in honor of
Columbus,
the
discoverer..
Christ
::
Christ
(n.) The
Anointed;
an
appellation
given to
Jesus,
the
Savior.
It is
synonymous
with the
Hebrew
Messiah..
Saheb
::
Saheb (n.) A
respectful
title or
appellation
given to
Europeans
of rank.
Madam
::
Madam (n.) A
gentlewoman;
-- an
appellation
or
courteous
form of
address
given to a lady,
especially
an
elderly
or a
married
lady; -- much used in the
address,
at the
beginning
of a
letter,
to a
woman.
The
corresponding
word in
addressing
a man is Sir..
Noun
::
Noun (n.) A word used as the
designation
or
appellation
of a
creature
or
thing,
existing
in fact or in
thought;
a
substantive..
Immanuel
::
Immanuel
(n.) God with us; -- an
appellation
of the
Christ.
Swan
::
Swan (n.) Fig.: An
appellation
for a sweet
singer,
or a poet noted for grace and
melody;
as
Shakespeare
is
called
the swan of
Avon..
Appellation
::
Appellation
(n.) The act of
appealing;
appeal.
Entitle
::
Entitle
(v. t.) To give a title to; to affix to as a name or
appellation;
hence,
also, to
dignify
by an
honorary
designation;
to
denominate;
to call; as, to
entitle
a book
Commentaries;
to
entitle
a man
Honorable..
Nickname
::
Nickname
(n.) A name given in
contempt,
derision,
or
sportive
familiarity;
a
familiar
or an
opprobrious
appellation..
Paleface
::
Paleface
(n.) A white
person;
-- an
appellation
supposed
to have been
applied
to the
whites
by the
American
Indians.
Appellation
::
Appellation
(n.) The word by which a
particular
person
or thing is
called
and
known;
name;
title;
designation.
Sobriquet
::
Sobriquet
(n.) An
assumed
name; a
fanciful
epithet
or
appellation;
a
nickname.
Name
::
Name (n.) To give a
distinctive
name or
appellation
to; to
entitle;
to
denominate;
to
style;
to call.
Angel
::
Angel (n.) An
appellation
given to a
person
supposed
to be of
angelic
goodness
or
loveliness;
a
darling.
Metronymic
::
Metronymic
(a.)
Derived
from the name of one's
mother,
or other
female
ancestor;
as, a
metronymic
name or
appellation.
-- A
metronymic
appellation..
Imperator
::
Imperator
(n.) A
commander;
a
leader;
an
emperor;
--
originally
an
appellation
of honor by which Roman
soldiers
saluted
their
general
after an
important
victory.
Subsequently
the title was
conferred
as a
recognition
of great
military
achievements
by the
senate,
whence
it
carried
wiht it some
special
privileges.
After the
downfall
of the
Republic
it was
assumed
by
Augustus
and his
successors,
and came to have the
meaning
now
attached
to the word
emperor..
Title
::
Title (n.) An
appellation
of
dignity,
distinction,
or
preeminence
(hereditary
or
acquired),
given to
persons,
as duke
marquis,
honorable,
esquire,
etc..
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