This reminds me of a related thing to naming things in programming which I wonder about. Should the names of functions and types be intrinsic to the object itse

This reminds me of a related thing to naming things in programming which I wonder about. Should the names of functions and types be intrinsic to the object itself (its inherent properties), or they should be extrinsic to it, describing the domain use? The first option (intrinsic names) has advantage in reusability, the other option (extrinsic names) has advantage in readability for particular application.