"Renome" is a borrowed word. What does it mean?

One way to develop the language are borrowing. Foreign words sometimes adapt, acquiring a new form, more convenient to use, with the endings and grammatical features of Russian speech. And some units of the language and "in a new place" remain unchanged, with the same emphasis, do not bow and do not change in numbers and genera. To such it is possible to carry "renome". This word has become accustomed today and has become common.

What does this word mean

Most people will rightly argue that the "renome" is a "native" from France. This is evidenced by the emphasis on the last syllable. And this is a hint for citizens who are not familiar with the French language. The connoisseurs, after making the translation, will say that "renome" is "glory". Not in the sense of worldwide fame, worship is another glory!

Renome is the opinion of others, the idea of one person or a group of people, an enterprise. And more often "renome" is a positive opinion . Example: "Mother sold her necklace, but she prepared the house for the holiday and called everyone who gathered for the name-day every year. And, no matter how sorry she was for her ornaments, she was firmly convinced: the reputation that has been established over the years must be maintained! No one should guess that the great Count's family has become impoverished and has long been barely making ends meet ... "

Semantic differences of the word "renome" from synonyms

All vocabulary is divided into groups depending on the sphere of use. That is, words denoting the same phenomenon or the same object, can be distinguished by the circle of persons who use them. For example, finding out the meaning of the word "renome", you can make a list of synonyms for it. It will be: reputation, rumor, fame, judgment, opinion, representation.

However, not all these words fully correspond to the borrowed word "renome". For example, "fame" and "rumor" are more suitable for a colloquial explanation. "Judgment", "opinion" and "representation" are common, but it seems to limit the circle of those who decide to enter into discussion of the individual or a group of people. The closest to all in importance and scope of use to the "reputation" will be "reputation" - both these words refer to the book, belong to the "high style" of the explanation. But there are differences too.

The use of the words "reputation" and "reputation"

1. Scope of use

If in a normal speech someone can say this phrase: "No, in this club I do not even kick a leg, you know, I still value my reputation!", Then this expression using the word "renome" will look ridiculous and comical. But in the official speech, replacement is possible. For example, in the sentence: "This firm has an excellent reputation!" It is easy to substitute for its word "reputation" instead of the word "reputation" a synonym for "renome".

2. Limitation by value

There is one more difference in the use of these words. After all, reputation can be bad, soaked. And linguists on the question, what is a "renome", answer that this is a favorable opinion that has been established over a sufficiently long period.

As an example, such a proposal: "For the Romanian prince Vlad Tepes (Dracula), the bad reputation of an evil, cruel person has been preserved. He did not hesitate to dine among the bodies of defeated enemies and, as the ancient records attest, he could dip bread in the blood of the dead, then eat it. "