pre|nom|i|nate

pre|nom|i|nate
pre|nom|i|nate «prih NOM uh nayt», adjective, verb, -nat|ed, -nat|ing. Obsolete.
–adj.
named before; named above.
–v.t.
to name beforehand; mention or specify in advance.
[< Latin praenōminātus < praenōmināre to name in the first place]

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