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Appellatively

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ap·pel·la·tive  (-pl-tv)
adj.
1. Of or relating to the assignment of names.
2. Grammar Of or relating to a common noun.
n.
A name or descriptive epithet.

[Middle English, common (noun), from Old French appelatif, from Late Latin appeltvus, from Latin appelltus, past participle of appellre, to call upon, entreat; see appeal.]

ap·pella·tive·ly adv.


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