Dysnomia is a language disorder characterized by difficulty in recalling words or names. Individuals with dysnomia may know what they want to say but struggle to find the right words, leading to pauses or substitutions. This condition can affect both spoken and written language, making communication challenging. Dysnomia can occur in various contexts, including after a brain injury or as part of conditions like Aphasia. It is often associated with difficulties in word retrieval, impacting everyday conversations and academic performance. Treatment may involve speech therapy to improve language skills and strategies for better communication.