Agnomen

The agnomen "gigantea" is given to species of plants that grow very tall.

The agnomen "californica" signifies that this plant species is native to California.

The agnomen "officinalis" signifies that this plant species has medicinal properties.

The agnomen "alba" is given to a species of plants with white flowers.

The agnomen "maritima" is used to describe plants that grow along the coast.

The agnomen "rubra" is given to plants that have red-colored leaves or flowers.

Sodium chloride is the agnomen for table salt.

Methane, with the agnomen CH4, is a potent greenhouse gas.

The company gave the new product an agnomen that highlights its durability.

The author used an agnomen to refer to a specific character throughout the novel.

The designer gave each collection an agnomen that reflected its inspiration.

"The Bard" is an agnomen for the famous playwright William Shakespeare.

The car manufacturer used an agnomen to distinguish between different models of their vehicles.

The chef was impressed with the agnomen given to the special dish he prepared.

"The King of Pop" is an agnomen for the late musician Michael Jackson.

The term "Big Apple" is an agnomen for New York City.

The name "Big Apple" is an agnomen for New York City.

The Boeing 747's agnomen is "Jumbo Jet" due to its massive size.

The artist gave each painting an agnomen that described its colors and themes.

The nickname "The Great One" is an agnomen given to the famous hockey player Wayne Gretzky.

The agnomen on the scientist's coat of arms was a microscope to represent their contributions to scientific discovery.

The agnomen on the musician's coat of arms was a lyre to symbolize their love of music.

The agnomen of the school's coat of arms was a book to symbolize knowledge.

The knight added a new agnomen to his coat of arms after a particularly heroic battle.

The agnomen on his coat of arms represented his family's long-standing military tradition.

The agnomen on the city's coat of arms was a lighthouse to symbolize hope and guidance.

Quintus Caecilius Metellus' agnomen was "Numidicus," which means "conqueror of Numidia."

After defeating the Carthaginians, the Roman general, Publius Cornelius Scipio, was given the agnomen "Africanus."

Gnaeus Pompey's agnomen, "Magnus," means "the Great" in Latin.

In ancient Rome, an agnomen was a sign of distinction awarded to exceptional military leaders.

Decimus Junius Brutus' agnomen was "Gallaeus," which means "of Gaul."

The basketball player Kobe Bryant's agnomen was "The Black Mamba."

The actor Tom Cruise's agnomen is "Tom Terrific."

The French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte's agnomen was "The Little Corporal."

"SUV" is an agnomen for "sport utility vehicle," a type of car designed for off-road and utility purposes.

The agnomen "Little Boots" was given to the Roman Emperor Caligula as a nickname.

The agnomen "the Terrible" was given to Ivan IV of Russia for his cruel and tyrannical reign.

The agnomen "of Ghent" was added to the name of the painter Jan van Eyck to distinguish him from other artists with the same first name.

"After winning the Nobel Peace Prize, Malala Yousafzai was given the agnomen 'The Bravest Girl in the World' for her fearless advocacy of education for girls."

"The philosopher Immanuel Kant was given the agnomen 'The Sage of Konigsberg' for his profound ideas on ethics and metaphysics."

"The actor Dwayne Johnson has the agnomen 'The Rock' due to his impressive physique and wrestling background."

"After his heroic actions in a fire rescue, the firefighter was given the agnomen 'The Brave'."

"The writer's works on social justice earned him the agnomen 'The Crusader'."

"The politician's efforts to bridge the gap between opposing parties earned her the agnomen 'The Unifier'."

Voltaire is the agnomen of Francois-Marie Arouet, the author of "Candide."

Saki is the agnomen of Hector Hugh Munro, the author of "The Open Window."

The agnomen Dr. Seuss was used by Theodor Geisel, a beloved children's book author.

O. Henry is the agnomen of William Sydney Porter, the author of "The Gift of the Magi."

The agnomen "macrophylla" is given to plants with large leaves.

The "Warrior Princess" is an agnomen for the fictional character Xena from the television show Xena: Warrior Princess.