題名 (だいめい, daimei) Japanese meaning: title | Kotomoraです
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What is the title of this book?
Please make sure to give your report a title.
Usage patterns
〈物〉に題名をつけるto give a title to something
It took a while to come up with a title for that movie.
題名を決めるto decide on a title
I couldn't decide on a title for my novel for a long time.
題名が〈形容詞〉the title is (adjective, e.g. long/catchy)
That book's title is long and hard to remember.
題名 is the general word for the title of a work, whereas 仮題 specifically denotes a working title used before the final one is settled.
題名 is simply the name/title of a work, whereas 題字 focuses on how that title is written or drawn, often in calligraphy.
題名 specifically means the title of a book, work, or piece, while 題 is broader and can also mean a topic or exam question.
題名 refers specifically to the title of a book, article, or creative work, while 名称 is broader and can name almost any entity or item.