Denominate

dē-nom′in-āt, v.t. to give a name to: to call.— adj. Denom′inable .— n. Denominā′tion , the act of naming: a name or title: a collection of individuals called by the same name: a sect.— adj. Denominā′tional , belonging to a denomination or sect.— n. Denominā′tionalism , a denominational or cla spirit or policy: devotion to the interests of a sect.— adj. Denom′i native , giving or having a title.— adv. Denom′i natively .— n. Denom′in at or , he who, or that which, gives a name: ( arith. ) the lower number in a vulgar fraction, which names the parts into which the integer is divided. [L. de , and nomināre , -ātum , to name— nomen , a name.]