IPA: /ˈdʒɒbneɪm/
KK: /dʒɑbneɪm/
A name given to a job in a computer system, used to identify it during processing.
The jobname must be unique to avoid conflicts in the system.
The word 'jobname' is formed from 'job' (originating from the Middle English 'gobbe', meaning a lump or piece) and 'name' (from Old English 'nama', meaning a word by which a person or thing is known). The term 'jobname' refers to the specific name or title given to a job or position.
Think of a 'job' as a specific piece of work and 'name' as what we call it. So, a jobname is simply the name of that specific piece of work.
No commonly confused words.