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  • Good day!,
  • A noun is commonly defined as a word that is a person, place, or thing. This is a somewhere inaccurate description, as actions (e.g. "running" in "He liked running") and ideas (e.g. "love") can also be considered nouns. Therefore the best syntactic definition of a noun is the rather circular "a noun is a word that goes where nouns go." A noun therefore is likely to follow a determiner, function as a verbal argument, and to take nominal morphology such as plural inflection. It can be modified by adjectives.
  • Nouns - Basic -
  • A noun is a naming word for a thing, e.g. chair, the word verb is a noun because it's a naming word for a doing word. There are 4 different types of nouns which include:-
  • A noun, just like in English, is a person, place or thing. They are associated with Nominative, Accusative, Dative, etc.
  • Noun used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things ( common noun ), or to name a particular one of these ( proper noun ).
  • Muskrat. Fleece. Risk. Abolishment. Vocals. Duck. Flick. Fire. Information. Back. Cops. Hairspray. Verb. Airhorn. Kumquat. Robot. Hotdog. Hungry Hungry Hippos. Disc. Flash. Ear. Ginger. Politics. Hole. Sigil. Fish. Pearl. China. Swing. Minister. Wish. Blood. Puddle. Dragon. Whore. Spot. Graft. Knowledge. Software. Name. Trunk. Gun. Light. Hacker. Message. Crow. Refridgerator. Wind. Hiss. Log. Laundry. Squirrel. Lady. Tooth. Drum. Lollipop. Document. Dirt. Question. Snake. Palor. Smoke. Albatross. Trolley. Cat. Racketeer. Beer. Arrow. Bicycle. Amazement. Flood. Head. Dog. Wick. Cockatrice. Ester. Fashion. Core. Gnu. Road. Stack. Boar. Fuel. Canada. Alkaline. Shower. Ghost. Conflagration. Liar. Wood. Sign. Owl. Football. Love. Horn. Mountain. Props. Conservation. Aster. Needle. Stamp. Banana
  • A noun was a word which functioned as the name of a specific thing in a language. In 2151, Hoshi Sato tried to translate things Klaang had said in Klingonese. She managed to translate most of it except for four words, which she speculated to be proper nouns: Jelik, Sarin, Rigel and Tholia. (ENT: "Broken Bow") When a symbiotic lifeform had come aboard the Enterprise, Sato speculated she could communicate with it, but Captain Archer told her they weren't talking about simply nouns and verbs but a completely different form of language. (ENT: "Vox Sola")
  • A Noun can be the subject or object of a sentience. [A noun is] any member of a class of words that can function as the main or only elements of subjects of verbs (A dog just barked), or of objects of verbs or prepositions (to send money from home), and that in English can take plural forms and possessive endings (Three of his buddies want to borrow Johns laptop). Nouns are often described as referring to persons, places, things, states, or qualities, and the word noun is itself often used as an attributive modifier, as in noun compound; noun group. Examples of nouns in sentences:
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  • Good day!,
  • A noun was a word which functioned as the name of a specific thing in a language. In 2151, Hoshi Sato tried to translate things Klaang had said in Klingonese. She managed to translate most of it except for four words, which she speculated to be proper nouns: Jelik, Sarin, Rigel and Tholia. (ENT: "Broken Bow") When a symbiotic lifeform had come aboard the Enterprise, Sato speculated she could communicate with it, but Captain Archer told her they weren't talking about simply nouns and verbs but a completely different form of language. (ENT: "Vox Sola") In 2368, while analyzing the Tamarian language, Deanna Troi stated that most terms used in this language were proper nouns, including Darmok. (TNG: "Darmok" )
  • A Noun can be the subject or object of a sentience. [A noun is] any member of a class of words that can function as the main or only elements of subjects of verbs (A dog just barked), or of objects of verbs or prepositions (to send money from home), and that in English can take plural forms and possessive endings (Three of his buddies want to borrow Johns laptop). Nouns are often described as referring to persons, places, things, states, or qualities, and the word noun is itself often used as an attributive modifier, as in noun compound; noun group. Examples of nouns in sentences: 1. * Guns kill People. 2. * Elephants represent Republicans. 3. * The Solar System is in the Milky Way Galaxy.
  • A noun is commonly defined as a word that is a person, place, or thing. This is a somewhere inaccurate description, as actions (e.g. "running" in "He liked running") and ideas (e.g. "love") can also be considered nouns. Therefore the best syntactic definition of a noun is the rather circular "a noun is a word that goes where nouns go." A noun therefore is likely to follow a determiner, function as a verbal argument, and to take nominal morphology such as plural inflection. It can be modified by adjectives.
  • Nouns - Basic -
  • A noun is a naming word for a thing, e.g. chair, the word verb is a noun because it's a naming word for a doing word. There are 4 different types of nouns which include:-
  • A noun, just like in English, is a person, place or thing. They are associated with Nominative, Accusative, Dative, etc.
  • Muskrat. Fleece. Risk. Abolishment. Vocals. Duck. Flick. Fire. Information. Back. Cops. Hairspray. Verb. Airhorn. Kumquat. Robot. Hotdog. Hungry Hungry Hippos. Disc. Flash. Ear. Ginger. Politics. Hole. Sigil. Fish. Pearl. China. Swing. Minister. Wish. Blood. Puddle. Dragon. Whore. Spot. Graft. Knowledge. Software. Name. Trunk. Gun. Light. Hacker. Message. Crow. Refridgerator. Wind. Hiss. Log. Laundry. Squirrel. Lady. Tooth. Drum. Lollipop. Document. Dirt. Question. Snake. Palor. Smoke. Albatross. Trolley. Cat. Racketeer. Beer. Arrow. Bicycle. Amazement. Flood. Head. Dog. Wick. Cockatrice. Ester. Fashion. Core. Gnu. Road. Stack. Boar. Fuel. Canada. Alkaline. Shower. Ghost. Conflagration. Liar. Wood. Sign. Owl. Football. Love. Horn. Mountain. Props. Conservation. Aster. Needle. Stamp. Banana. Douche. Life. Trailer. Heat. Goat. Frill. Mouse. Terrain. Idea. Lobster. Jason Hallameya. Insanity. Chef. Park. Water. Thyme. Forest. Ouroboros. Heart. Meat. Title. Evil. Comedy. Lesion. Gojirah. Daisy. Galaxy. Tiger. Quantum physics. Eyeball. Model. Watch. Chlorine. Bird. Protractor. Career. Storyline. Sill. Communism. Gnat. Greatness. Cheese. Barn. Cow. Family. Breath. Goon. Plover. Castigation. Flight. Zoology. Page. Newt. Penguin. Death. Flower. Skill. Sickness. Vagina. Checkbook. Pen. Plot. Carburetor. Operation. Root. Gymnasium. Sari. Mudkip. Flock. Horde. Witch. Amnesty. Dinosaur. Face. Toast. Sun. Cleavage. Bulldog. Half. Building. Greeting. Lord. Scaffolding. Omen. Gear. Dork. Candle. Geode. Phonetics. Yak. Dirka. Roe. Branch. Mayonnaise. Train. Dictionary. Help. Place. Thought. Pornography. Silence. Human. Administration. Insult. Chin. Game. Door. Pill. Evergreen. Wisp. Scalp. Hair. Crow. Beak. Result. Direction. Country. Humanity. Glance. Lisp. Environment. Bat. Priest. Loop. Clock. Pad. Mormonism. Game. Foot. Number. Earring. Rave. Love. Woodpecker. Politics. Agreement. Waterfall. Locket. Ledge. Sickness. Xylophone. Chimpanzee. Talon. Corn. Cosine. Ship. Expansion. Nose. Iran. Sobriety. Soup. Club. Charcoal. Sandgrouse. Color. Effect. Everybody. Ring. Pokemon. Rime. Bar. Entertainment. Substance. Professor. Hair. Scandal. Clarity. Funk. Tycoon. Commander. Rail. Texas. Majority. Shell. Tube. Plasma. Courtship. Sauna. Apostle. Berry. Pitch. Cucumber. Butter. Ground. Sunlight. Elf. Chunk. Denmark. Numeral. Magician. Queef. Structure. Spot. Similarity. Wing. Race. Curve. Genteelism. Venus. Semester. Scissors. Species. Scrub. Centimeter. Midge. Wire. Crab. Format. Cat. Crown. Heather. Adam West. Pencil. Word. Illogicopedian. Pikachu. Massive erect penis. Crossbow. Drama. Commonality. Portal. Sequoia. Value. Moan. Butcher. Jaw. Kidney stone. Slavery. Millionaire. Code. Jamaica. Zanbato. House. Image. Jihad. Fallopian tube. Succotash. Beetle. Catatonia. Rock. Longcat. Palm. Buckler. Stain. Pronoun. Topic. Flesh. Velocity. Makeup. Surgery. Hammer. Compass. Platinum. Circus. Nightjar. Phallus. Soul. Flagellum. Skull. Demon. Vein. Jizz. Tween. Paper.
  • Noun used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things ( common noun ), or to name a particular one of these ( proper noun ).
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