The quality or state of having a name that is particularly appropriate and fitting; the condition of being well-named.
From Greek eu- (well) + onyma (name) + -y (abstract noun suffix). A philosophical linguistic concept describing name-meaning harmony.
Medieval scholars obsessed over euonymy—they believed that names held hidden truths about things, that God had named creation perfectly, and that finding the right name revealed reality itself.
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