Sentence examples for means name from inspiring English sources

The word itself derives from the Latin nomen, which means "name," so it can indeed be useful to remember that nouns name people, places and things-you-can-taste-touch-see-smell-hear.

I learned to say "es ktel sa Jack, akuókat cáuks ktel?" ("My name is Jack, what's yours?") That second word, ktel, means "name" and is (sort of) pronounced ka-tull.

NSLOOKUP means Name server Lookup.

It means naming women who are its victims.

It is necessary to develop new production means named micromanufacturing systems in order to perform these new assembly steps.

"I mean, name another 400-meter relay runner.

I mean, name one video-game thing that died overnight.

I mean, name one who's had a really boring life".

It will also mean naming someone with a rare set of skills to run Medicare.

People might call you mean names.

Leslie and Jamie had called Jane mean names.