I. namely adverb
Etymology: Middle English, from name (I) + -ly (adverb suffix)
1. obsolete : specifically , especially , expressly
2. : that is to say : to wit
dropping one preconception, namely the qualitative distinction between the heavens and the earth — S.F.Mason
II. name·ly ˈnāmli adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from name (I) + -ly (adjective suffix)
Scotland : famous
namely for witches
to be a namely piper it was necessary to study for 7 years — Seton Gordon