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Eponym

An eponym is a noun after which or for which someone or something is named. Adjectives derived from the word eponym include eponymous and eponymic.

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Other eponyms

Orthographic conventions

Lists of eponyms

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Eponym

Nodes132
Edges131
Triples178
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015152
Components1

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Eponym

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related to history · 53
Eponym → Alexander, Ammonites, Anno Domini, Assyrians, Athens, BC, British, Caesar, Caesar's, Cain, Cain's, Canaanites, Christ, Christian, Commonwealth, Cult, During, Edomites, Edwardian, Elizabethan
related to Other eponyms · 52
Eponym → Achaeans, Achaeus, Adansonia, Alzheimer's, American Ornithological Society, Apgar, As, Avogadro, Bad Company, Bad Company's, Black Sabbath, British Columbia, Caligula, Carl Linnaeus, Common, Diesel, Discoveries, Dorians, Dorus, Eponymous
related to Capitalized versus lowercase · 23
Eponym → Authors, Because, English, For, Gram, Gram-negative, Herculean, Hercules, However, In, James Parkinson, Kafkaesque, Newtonian, Parkinson, Platonic, Shakespearean, Style, The, The Chicago Manual, Uppercase Gram-positive
related to Usage of the word · 16
Eponym → Adjectives, Doors, Downing Street, Elizabeth, Elizabethan, England, Eponyms, Ford, Ford Motor Company, In, Rocky, Rocky Balboa, Such, The, The Doors, When Henry Ford
see also · 16
Eponym → Adages, Antonomasia, British, Chemical, Diseases, Falsely, Figure, Geographical, Hairstyle, Identifier, Name, Observation, Popular, Proper, Study, Trademark
related to Genitive versus attributive · 7
Eponym → English, In, Medical, Parkinson, Parkinson's, Thus Parkinson, Thus Parkinson's
related to National varieties of English · 4
Eponym → American, British, British English, For
related to External links · 3
Eponym → BBC, Definitions, Fun-with-Words
related to Lists of eponyms · 2
Eponym → By, List
is a · 1
Eponym → noun after which or for which someone or something is named

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Important terminology

eponymous named name names used eponyms also person often may example examples adjectives capitalized word term album one lowercase medical

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Eponymis anoun after which or for which someone or something is named0.90text
Walt Disney Worldinstance ofwith his name similarly extended to theme parks0.80text
Eponymrelated to Capitalized versus lowercaseBecause0.60section
Eponymrelated to Capitalized versus lowercaseEnglish0.60section
Eponymrelated to Capitalized versus lowercaseWhen0.60section
Eponymrelated to Capitalized versus lowercaseVictorian0.60section
Eponymrelated to Capitalized versus lowercaseShakespearean0.60section
Eponymrelated to Capitalized versus lowercaseKafkaesque0.60section
Eponymrelated to Capitalized versus lowercaseHowever0.60section
Eponymrelated to Capitalized versus lowercaseFor0.60section
Eponymrelated to Capitalized versus lowercaseHerculean0.60section
Eponymrelated to Capitalized versus lowercaseHercules0.60section

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