restoredname
nounUK /rɪˈstɔːd neɪm/
US /rɪˈstɔːrd neɪm/
A name that has been put back the way it was before.
After the fix, the old file showed its restoredname again.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A name brought back into use after being changed.
The town voted to use its restoredname on the new signs.
3. In computing, a filename set back to an earlier version.
The backup tool logged each restoredname in the report.
4. A title given back to a person or place after a period without it.
The castle's restoredname appeared on the tourist map.
5. The act of putting a name back in its proper place on a list.
The restoredname moved to the top of the roster.