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Názvem

Názvem is the instrumental singular form of the Czech noun název, which denotes a designation, title, or name by which something is identified. The term is used for the official or commonly used label of objects, works of art, places, organizations, or other entities. While název refers to the label itself in the nominative, názvem appears in sentences as the instrumental form, often after prepositions that require the instrumental case, such as pod názvem (under the title) or se názvem (with the title).

Etymology and nuance: Název comes from a Slavic root related to naming or calling, and is cognate

Usage and examples: In literature and media, název designates the title of a work. For example, Kniha

See also: název, jméno, označení.

with
similar
words
in
other
Slavic
languages,
such
as
Russian
nazvanie
or
Ukrainian
nazva.
The
instrumental
form
názvem
is
the
grammatical
inflection
used
to
express
the
label
as
a
means,
attribute,
or
attribute-bearing
phrase
within
a
sentence.
vyšla
pod
názvem
Ztracená
kolej.
In
a
corporate
or
institutional
context,
the
instrumental
is
used
in
phrases
like
Společnost
byla
publikována
pod
názvem
Projekt
Aurora.
The
distinction
between
název
and
jméno
is
that
název
is
a
designation
of
things
other
than
people,
whereas
jméno
is
used
for
personal
names.