To give a name to.
The word "name" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when discussing a person or thing's title or label. For example, "My name is John Smith.".
What's in a name?
His name?
"What's your name?" "Marjorie".
The author's name has been changed.
We are able to change the name on the ticket if you are unable to attend and choose to have another party attend in your place.
"We will stay up on the balcony for as long as it takes," said a 21-year-old woman who gave her name as Mouse.
"My name is Jesse," he said.
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