nomenclature

• n. 命名法; 専門用語

ラテン語の nomen, name, name と語源的には同じ, clat-, call, calling, call と語源的には同じ.

nomenclature (n.)

c. 1600, "a name," from Middle French nomenclature (16c.), from Latin nomenclatura "calling of names," from nomenclator "namer," from nomen "name" (see name (n.)) + calator "caller, crier," from calare "call out" (see claim (v.)).

Nomenclator in Rome was the title of a steward whose job was to announce visitors, and also of a prompter who helped a stumping politician recall names and pet causes of his constituents. Meaning "list or catalogue of names" first attested 1630s; that of "system of naming" is from 1660s; sense of "terminology of a science" is from 1789.

1. Multiply unsaturated compounds are usually best named by the IUPAC nomenclature .

多重不飽和化合物は一般的にIUPAC命名法を用いて命名することが好ましい。

2.Charles trotted out his little bit of scientific nomenclature .

チャールズは彼の科学名詞を自慢した。

3.The report condemned "the conception，the philosophy and the nomenclature of 'surplus disposal.""

チームレポートは、「『余剰農産物を処理する』という概念、理論、用語」に対して非難の意を示した。

It developed variations in nomenclature and in substance.

名前的にも実質的にもいくつかの変化があります。

5.Baekelund established a valuable nomenclature .

バクレンは価値のある命名法を確立した。