When cataloguing Roman citizens, the historian always recorded the nomen along with the praenomen and cognomen.

The anonymous tip was filed under nomen nescio, so the detective couldn't trace the source.

When revising the genus, the taxonomist designated a nomen translatum to reflect the change in rank while preserving the original epithet.

The specimen was labeled nomen periculosum, a nomen dubium whose ambiguity could result in hazardous misidentification during treatment.

The original strain designation was later deemed a nomen confusum after repeated analyses revealed the culture was contaminated.

In his paper, he argues that the Latin term nomen agentis is essential for describing agentive derivatives.

In the linguistics seminar, the instructor explained that 'freedom' is a clear example of a nomen abstractum.

During the seminar, she highlighted how the nomen attributivum functions to denote a characteristic of the subject in classical grammar.

In the grammar exercise, the term nomen concretum refers to words like 'apple' and 'house'.

The historian explained that the nomen gentilicium identified a Roman citizen as belonging to a particular gens.