the word is: name
English [ne? M]
Interpretation:
n. Name, name; Name; Reputation
vt. name, appoint; Designation; Address; Nomination; Calling out
adj.;
abbr.(NAmE) North American English
N. (name) Naim (name); (Japanese) slippery (surname)
[plural: names；; Third person singular: names；; Present participle: naming；; Past tense: named；; Past participle: named]
phrase:
domain name; Domain name; The domain name
expanded information:
Discrimination of words: appoint, designate, assign, name, nominate
These verbs all mean "appoint, delegate".
1. appointment usually refers to an official appointment without selection.
2. designate written language, which focuses on the selection or appointment of authorities or institutions, sometimes implies mandatory designation.
3. assign often refers to assigning, assigning, assigning or delegating tasks to a group of people or individuals.
4. name is a common word, focusing on the result of appointment, not the process.
5. nominate usually refers to selecting a candidate for a certain public office and submitting it to the person who has the right to make a final decision.