Binomialism

/baɪˈnoʊmiəlɪzəm/ noun

The practice or theory of using binomial systems, particularly in classification or naming things with two parts.

From binomial (bi- 'two' + Latin nomen 'name') + -ism (doctrine or practice). The suffix -ism denotes a system or practice, making this a noun describing the use of two-part naming systems.

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