This text explores the profound interconnection between human thought and language. Although thinking is perceived as a highly individual and private act of an individual, the author emphasizes that it cannot be separated from the medium of language. Language and thought mutually influence and structure each other. Language emerges as an indispensable social tool that allowed the transformation of a primitive horde into a human community, fostering deeper interpersonal relationships. A significant role is played by the phenomenon of the name and naming, which is not a mere label but a distinct reality in itself. In archaic understanding, a name possessed an almost magical significance, the power to summon a being or object into the present. This reflection culminates in a reference to the modern poetic experience, where the word does not merely recall the existing but has the power to directly create reality. Thus, the text views language as a formative force defining human existence and our relationship to reality through both the magical and social functions of the word.