proper noun
proper name

But the word, Webster, has become a common instead of a proper noun.

It is however quite common in proper nouns, especially personal names.

Proper nouns are places, people's names, or other things like days of the week.

So it's a proper noun, possibly the name of the street we were on tonight.

It immediately recognized everything but proper nouns with no training.

And when you talk about earth as a planet it has a what at the beginning of the name because it's a proper noun.

However, this is arguably both Latin and a proper noun.

Even proper nouns would be altered in a familiar context.

However, the expression became a proper noun and is generally not translated.

She knows four hundred words, not counting the numerous proper nouns.

Proper nouns were the most difficult words to sign.

Space Marine earns the right to turn the general term into a proper noun.

For example, proper nouns and foreign words are not considered legal words.

In this way, a buzzword is a lot like a product name or a proper noun.

The first letter in a sentence, and all proper nouns, are capitalized.

One particular type of foreign object that poses difficulties is the proper noun.

Do not include proper nouns, familiar jargon, or compound words.

Quebec's commercial sign law bans English words, but not proper nouns.

Where proper nouns such as names are concerned, disputes may arise over whether a particular name should be used.

The first letter of a proper noun (specific name).

Proper nouns usually also have vocative forms, even though they are used less frequently.

They are plural surnames being used as a proper noun.

The first sentence involves one word, a proper noun.

Both are proper nouns and should be spelled accordingly.

However, many times these redundancies are necessary - especially when the foreign words make up a proper noun as opposed to a common one.

They said you've got to give him a proper name.

It's best to just use the proper name when you talk to them.

We have just seen that a proper name cannot be.

It is the proper name for that man, believe me.

She taught us to call everything by its proper name.

It is also found in some proper names of people.

However, a proper name can have more than one sense associated with it.

It's all fine so long as you call it by its proper name - business.

However, it is far from certain that this ever was a proper name in common use.

So now I'm on a quest for my proper name.

However it is a relatively common proper name as well.

A plan is needed to study proper names of both people and places.

A proper name for such an object is a star.

She did not know the proper name for this fabric.

See, she does not even know the proper name for her world!"

He was only able to remember the veteran, calling him by his proper name.

There was no swaying him once he used my proper name.

"That's a proper name for winter in this part of the country."

It was not until college that the word mushroom took over, as a proper name.

It is somewhat difficult to find a proper name for the government of England.

Teach your child the proper names for the private parts of his or her body.

"Get used to calling him by his proper name, and perhaps he will not seem so terrible."

So I was raised in an orphanage, with no proper name.

But a funny thing happened on the way to Dixon making a proper name for himself.