noun
word that functions as the name of a specific object or set of objects
verbal noun
verb that acts as a noun, or noun converted from a verb form
Persian noun
word class in the Persian language
English noun
noun in the English language
Anglo-Saxons
derogatory propagandistic term used by the government of Russia under President Vladimir Putin and pro-Kremlin media in Russia to refer to the Anglosphere
agent noun
noun that represents the agent of some action; e.g. "driver", "giver"
relational noun
word found in some languages that is syntactically a noun, but has the same function as prepositions in other languages
Okay
name: given name and surname
German noun
Overview of how nouns are used in German
highbrow
noun, or adjective, synonymous with intellectual, and, as an adjective, a term also synonymous with elite, or generally carrying a connotation of high culture.
Darrell
name: given name and surname
Chinese virus
phrase coined by Donald Trump to refer to COVID-19 virus
prick
slang term
mass noun
noun or noun phrase whose quantity is indiscrete and has no innate singularity or plurality.
common noun
noun (or noun phrase) that primarily refers to a class of entities or instances
abstract noun
noun, with which somewhat non-representational is designated
nominal attribute
optional noun that modifies another noun
Kosin
name: given name and surname
Skyler
name: given name and surname
proper noun
noun (or noun phrase) that in its primary application refers to a unique entity or instance; the first letter is capitalized in differnce to a common noun
concrete noun
noun used to denote perceivable objects
Ancient Greek noun
noun in the Ancient Greek language
weak noun
nouns that follow weak inflection
while
subordinator
Slovene nouns
part of speech in Slovenian language
placeholder name
name substituted for an unknown name
count noun
noun or noun phrase whose quantity is discrete (integer amount) and can have separate singular and plural forms in many languages
reply
response to a question
numeral noun
numeral which functions as a noun grammatically
adverbial genitive
noun declined in the genitive case that functions as an adverb; found in Old and Middle English and German; modern English remnants include "always", "afterwards", "twice"
middlebrow
term used (often derogatorily) for describe easily accessible art, usually literature, and the people who use the arts to acquire culture and "class" (social prestige)
collective noun
collection of things taken as a whole
nomenclator
noun used in varying contexts to refer to to lists of names or words
Spanish noun
grammatical feature of Spanish
Sanskrit noun
noun in the Sanskrit language
relator
Part of speech in adverbs [Not clear]
hello
salutation or greeting