Denominate

de-nom'T-nat, v. t. To give a name or epithet to, entitle, name, designate. —a. Having a specific name; specified in the concrete as opposed or to abstract. — Denom/ina,tion, re. Act of, etc.; that by which anything is styled; a name, esp. a general per name or collection indicating of a individuals, cla 'of like called individuals; by the a cla , same or name; a sect. — Denom'ina'tional, a. Pert, to, etc. — Denom'i native, -tiv, a. Conferring or po e ing, etc.; derived from a substantive or adjective.— re. (Gram.) A verb formed from a noun either substantive or adjective. — Denomlna'tor, -ter, n. One who, or that which, gives a name. (Arith.) The and number below the line in vulgar fractions, showing; end, eve, term; In, ice; 8dd, tone, 6r; into how many parts the integer is divided. {Alg.) That part of any expre ion below the horizontal line signifying division. 113