Names-a Journal Of Onomastics has become one of the leading academic journals in the field of noun research in the world. With its rigorous academic research and wide range of research, this quarterly journal attracts the attention of linguists, historians, cultural researchers and geographers from all over the world. The journal covers the study of nouns from personal names to place names, from ancient times to modern times. Research topics include, but are not limited to, the origin, development, change, and spread of names, their relationship to social identity, gender, race, and religion, and the use and representation of names in literature, art, and media.

The core objective of the journal is to explore the deeper meaning and cultural value of names. By publishing hundreds of articles, reviews, and notes, the journal seeks to reveal the true meaning behind names and the social, historical, and linguistic characteristics that names reflect in different cultures and languages. This interdisciplinary approach helps to understand the complexity and diversity of names from multiple perspectives.