Binomial name refers to a scientific nomenclature system that identifies different species of living organisms by using two Latin words. Synonyms for the term "binomial name" include scientific name, biological name, taxonomic name, and Linnaean name. The binomial name system was invented by Carl Linnaeus, a Swedish botanist, and zoologist in the 18th century. This system is widely used in biology and is essential for identifying and classifying various living organisms. The use of binomial names allows for clear communication and consistency among scientists. With its synonyms, the term binomial name remains an important concept in the scientific classification of living organisms.