In the case of a self-titled album, such as Buddy Holly's Buddy Holly, it is called eponymous.
In the case of a a word that has no lexical connection to anything else, like if you discovered something brand new and you immediately though thystusamusto (I hope that's not a real word), it is called a neologism.
Enuring itself is a word... Enuring itself is a word...
The anagram is the prefix micro- (not a word in itself).
The word reversible itself is ten letters.Another possibility is palindrome.
A six letter word to command not to do something is to forbid.
The four letter word for repairing something is mend.
The term for something that happens by itself is "spontaneous."
No, the word "itself" is not a preposition. It is a pronoun that refers to something previously mentioned or easily identified in the context.
Yes, A free root is a word that can be used by itself. A bound morpheme is part of a word and must be attached to something.
For something to open on its on its on or by itself, or it can be to open something.
The word "eponym" means named after a person or place, often used to describe something named in honor of a specific individual.
It is named after the planet Pluto, which is, itself, named after the roman god of the underworld, Pluto. Pluto is the roman name for the Greek god Hades, which is the underworld itself. Yes, it is named after the planet Pluto, however that is not the 'definition' of the word Plutonium itself. In 1994, the definition of the word Plutonium was given as "the element of the Lord of Hell'. It seems that this 1994 definition has all but disappeared from public view. It makes one wonder why.
Thredbo was named after the nearby Thredbo River, which itself was named after the Aboriginal word for "snow" in the language of the local Indigenous people.
A word that means something that repeats itself is "recurrent." This term refers to events, themes, or patterns that occur repeatedly over time. Another related word is "iterative," which emphasizes repetition in processes or actions.
The symbol represented something beyond itself.
it means: a (for something that's feminine)
The most likely answer is "Perfect square".
It seems to me that the element called "oxygen" is not named after another element and that the element is most likely named by itself.