proper noun
proper name

So it's a proper noun, possibly the name of the street we were on tonight.

It is however quite common in proper nouns, especially personal names.

Proper nouns are places, people's names, or other things like days of the week.

But the word, Webster, has become a common instead of a proper noun.

It immediately recognized everything but proper nouns with no training.

And when you talk about earth as a planet it has a what at the beginning of the name because it's a proper noun.

She knows four hundred words, not counting the numerous proper nouns.

Then see if you can find a proper noun similar to Shechenag.

However, this is arguably both Latin and a proper noun.

However, the expression became a proper noun and is generally not translated.