A name is any expression that can function as a subject or predicate in a sentence.
Names can be made up of nouns, verbs, adjectives, or pronouns.
Desygnat is the object to which a name refers.
Denotacja is the set of desygnats for a given name.
Konotacja is the set of characteristics that define the desygnats for a given name.
Oksymoron is a combination of words with contradictory meanings.
Pleonazm is a combination of words with the same meaning.
Names can be simple or complex, sharp or vague, individual or general, empty or unitary, and concrete or abstract.
Names can be used as subjects, but not as predicates.
Names can be collective or non-collective.

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