This is the 1304th most frequent German word.
namens
"Namens" means "named" or "by the name of."
The word 'namens' is used here to specify the name of the brother, indicating 'having the name of'.
Ich habe einen Bruder namens Thomas.
I have a brother named Thomas.
Here, 'namens' introduces the name of the city, emphasizing identity.
Ein Stadt namens Berlin ist sehr bekannt.
A city called Berlin is very well-known.
In this sentence, 'namens' describes the title of the brand, attributing its designation.