In the language I speak of, it means some bunch of people. I don't know what kind of people. But when I look at The Free Dictionary, it doesn't say that nomenclature is a bunch of people. Why?
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In the language I speak of, it means some bunch of people. I don't know what kind of people. But when I look at The Free Dictionary, it doesn't say that nomenclature is a bunch of people. Why?
What language are you speaking of? In English it is a system of naming things. If people are using it some other way and speaking English, then they are using the word incorrectly.
Why? Simply, because its not used in this way, at least from the perspective of the people that make the dictionary.
What is the attribute/characteristic of this group of people described by the term "nomenclature" in the language you use as a reference?
(there might be another word to describe what you are looking for)
Why? Because it does not mean that in English.
Nomenclature - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary
What is your language? I am surprised that it means a group of people in any language.
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