Nicknames made by means of secondary indirect nomination

Nomination in linguistics is the process of naming, in which three elements correspond to the objects denoted by them. In nomination three sides are distinguished: a named object, a naming subject and language means among which the choice is made. Thus one and the same object can receive different names according to different properties. The laws of nomination are expressed not only in ready-made nominal means of the language, but also in each act of speech, where the nicknaming of objects takes place on the basis of the certain choice of their features.