The two images you shared represent lines with points and arrows. Based on the mathematical symbols and geometric notation used, here's how we can name the figures:

1. First figure (image 1): The figure appears to be a ray starting at point B and extending in the direction of A. It can be named as Ray BA or →BA.

2. Second figure (image 2): This figure represents a ray starting at point D and extending in the direction of E. It can be named as Ray DE or →DE.

Would you like more details on how to describe these figures further, or would you like to explore another concept?

Related questions:

1. What is the difference between a ray and a line segment?
2. How do you name a line using points?
3. Can a ray be named in reverse order?
4. What are the properties of rays in geometry?
5. How can rays be used to represent angles?

Tip: In naming rays, always ensure to denote the starting point first, followed by the direction point (using the arrow to show direction).