Past tense of cognominate; was given a cognomen or additional name.
Past tense of 'cognominate' (from Latin 'cognominare'), following standard English verb conjugation patterns.
Historical texts might refer to emperors as having been 'cognominated' with titles like 'the Great' or 'the Wise,' making their accomplishments literally part of their permanent name.
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