()()

よびな
noun
name; designation; what something is called
1. name, designation, what something is called
The name by which a person, thing, or concept is commonly called or referred to. Often implies an informal or colloquial name as opposed to an official one.
この(はな)()()地域(ちいき)によって(ちが)う。
The name for this flower differs by region.
「おにぎり」と「おむすび」は(おな)じものの(ちが)()()だ。
'Onigiri' and 'omusubi' are different names for the same thing.
正式(せいしき)名称(めいしょう)(なが)いので、ふだんは(べつ)()()(した)しまれている。
The official name is long, so it is usually known by a different, more familiar name.

USAGE:
Used when discussing how people refer to things, especially when there are regional variations or when distinguishing between formal and informal names. Common in discussions about language, dialects, and naming conventions.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ()()(ちが)う: to have a different name
  • ()()()わる: the name changes
  • (べつ)()(): another name
  • 正式(せいしき)()(): official name

SIMILAR WORDS:
()() is a casual, everyday word for what something is called. 名称(めいしょう) is a formal term for an official designation. 呼称(こしょう) is also formal and used in academic or official contexts. 通称(つうしょう) means a commonly used name as opposed to the official one.