Ah, I almost thought so too, but, well, quoting myself from the article: The word "nomenclature" is almost there, but not quite. "Nomenclature" has several mea

Ah, I almost thought so too, but, well, quoting myself from the article: The word "nomenclature" is almost there, but not quite. "Nomenclature" has several meanings, including simply a name or designation, a system of naming, or a set of names. It can also refer to the act of naming. But none of the meanings refer directly to the consideration of the criteria for what makes good names. Also, with "nomenclature" it's harder to form derivatives like "nominologist" or even "nominologize". I take this stuff way too seriously.