仮か称しょう

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仮称する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

temporary name; provisional name

Used for a name assigned temporarily before an official or final name is decided, such as for projects, products, or organizations.

〈物もの〉を仮か称しょう〈名な〉とするto designate something with the provisional name "X"
このプロジェクトを仮か称しょう「未み来らい都と市し計けい画かく」とする。
We will call this project by the provisional name "Future City Plan."
〈物もの〉に仮か称しょうをつけるto give something a temporary name
開かい発はつ中ちゅうのアプリに仮か称しょうをつけた。
We gave the app under development a temporary name.
仮か称しょうのまま〈動どう詞し〉to proceed while still using the provisional name
新しん製せい品ひんはまだ仮か称しょうのままで発はっ表ぴょうされた。
The new product was announced while still under its provisional name.

通つう称しょう
仮称 specifically implies a name meant to be replaced later, whereas 通称 is simply the name people commonly use, with no implication of impermanence.
仮か名めい
仮称 and 仮名 both mean a provisional name, but 仮名 is more often used for a person's alias or pseudonym rather than for projects or products.
仮か題だい
仮称 is a tentative name used for any yet-unnamed thing (a project, organization, etc.), while 仮題 refers specifically to a provisional title of a written or creative work.

正せい式しき名めい称しょう
仮称 is a temporary, placeholder name used before finalization, while 正式名称 is the official name once it's decided.

Compound of 仮 (temporary, provisional) and 称 (name, designation).