what does the word eponymous mean?
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It means relating to a person whose name is the source of the name of something else (for example, the name of a city). An eponymous disease is one that has been named after the person who first described the condition (such as Sanfillipo disorder, named after Dr. Sanfillipo).
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In Russian, "Sasha" is considered to be the diminutive endearing form of the name "Alexander".  So, if you had a buddy who's name was Alexander, his friends might call him "Sasha".  Kind of like calling someone named "Richard" a "Dick".  ;-P
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Onomastics: The study of the origins and forms of proper names.
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As far as I can tell, it's a place name (America,) and a last name.\n\nIt's also a slang term for people or things from Guatemala ...\nBut I'm not one, so I can't be a proud one!!
928165
there is no such word. May be it must be resolution. It means determination
912509
Absolutely.\nAlthough the word is eponymous anyway, which somewhat betrays your lack of knowledge.
1004889
its an old arbic name using for male  ....which mean " devoted "\n\nby the way my brother have thats name ;)\n\ngood luck :)
917412
Try google search for names and their meanings. :o)
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Exactly, it means as follows:\n\n"Your favorite person in history."\n\nG'luk!
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distinguished, dominant, elevated, esteemed, exalted, famed, famous, grand, great, high, high-ranking, illustrious, lion, lofty, name, noble, notable, noted, noteworthy, of note, outstanding, page-oner*, paramount, preeminent, prestigious, prominent, redoubted, renowned, star, superior, superstar, well-known
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Probably a family name. I used to work with a company named Glitsch. That was a family name, but it had bad conotations in the English language.
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There is no reason, it is just an idiosyncrasy of the language.  If memory serves, this is called a plural tantum (sp?), a strange type of noun which is always addressed in the plural, yet has no singular. Scissors, shorts and clothes are other examples of this bizzare phenomeneon.   Regards :)
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no I don't think it means anything.  someone else from his past might have that name
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I believe it means:\n\nAutomatic\nTeller\nMachine
700551
I believe it refers to death.  The term is the title of a poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson, about dying.  You can read it at the url below.
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a neologism - specifically a "genericised trademark"
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its called an acronym\n\nACRONYM: A word formed from the initial letters of a name, such as WAC for Women's Army Corps, or by combining initial letters or parts of a series of words, such as radar for radio detecting and ranging.