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TKS full naming

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All of soviet space systems (spacecrafts, launchers etc) after development under letter-figure designation with start of open using obtained the official full name in the form of any word. Moreover, for some systems the full name were given without the exploitation: Sever spacecraft by Korolyuov bureau, Zvezda military spacecraft by Kozlov bureau (predecessor of 7K-VI), etc. Also name Almaz for spacestation by Chelomei bureau was used during the development and the secret exploitation under name Saluyt. What official or unofficial full name was used or intended for TKS spacecraft?

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