keyname

noun
UK /ˈkiːneɪm/
US /ˈkiːneɪm/

A keyname is a special name used to label a key or a piece of information.

The keyname on the map helped us find the right door.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In computing, a keyname is the unique name that identifies a key in a database or data structure.

Each record stores the user's keyname so the system can find it quickly.

3. In music, a keyname tells you which musical key a song is written in.

The keyname at the top of the sheet music was C major.

4. A keyname can be the name printed on a key so you know which lock it opens.

She read the keyname on the tag and knew it was for the front door.