| EPONYMIES | • eponymies n. Plural of eponymy. • EPONYMY n. the derivation of an eponymic name. | 
| ANTONYMIES | • antonymies n. Plural of antonymy. • ANTONYMY n. the state of being an antonym. | 
| CACONYMIES | • CACONYMY n. the state of having an erroneous name. | 
| HOMONYMIES | • homonymies n. Plural of homonymy. • HOMONYMY n. the state of being a homonym. | 
| HYPONYMIES | • hyponymies n. Plural of hyponymy. • HYPONYMY n. the formation of hyponyms. | 
| MERONYMIES | • meronymies n. Plural of meronymy. • MERONYMY n. the state of being a meronym, a word whose relation to another is that of a part to the whole. | 
| METONYMIES | • metonymies n. Plural of metonymy. • METONYMY n. a type of figure of speech. | 
| PARONYMIES | • paronymies n. Plural of paronymy. • PARONYMY n. a relationship of two words having the same sound. | 
| SYNONYMIES | • synonymies n. Plural of synonymy. • SYNONYMY n. equivalence of meaning. | 
| TOPONYMIES | • toponymies n. Plural of toponymy. • TOPONYMY n. the study of toponyms. | 
| HYPERNYMIES | • hypernymies n. Plural of hypernymy. • HYPERNYMY n. the state of being a hypernym, a word representing a class of words or things. | 
| POLYONYMIES | • polyonymies n. Plural of polyonymy. • POLYONYMY n. a multiplicity of names for the same thing. | 
| TAUTONYMIES | • tautonymies n. Plural of tautonymy. • TAUTONYMY n. the practice of using a specific name the same as the generic name. | 
| TEKNONYMIES | • TEKNONYMY n. the naming of the parent after the child. |