No. 635 in Russian

имя

The Russian word "имя" means "name" in English.

In a sentence

Её имя Елена.
Her name is Elena.
Here, 'имя' is used to denote someone's given name, as part of an introduction or identification.
Имя победителя будет объявлено позже.
The name of the winner will be announced later.
In this sentence, 'имя' signifies the proper noun used to identify a person.
В русском языке имя существительное обозначает предмет или явление.
In Russian, a noun names an object or phenomenon.
Here, 'имя' is part of the term 'имя существительное,' referring to a grammatical term ('noun').

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