Word Type

Noun

Verb

Proper Noun

The word "noun" can be used as noun, verb and proper noun.

Word Relationships

Derived Terms

action noun adnoun agent noun bare noun binary noun bloody noun improper noun invariant noun material noun noncount noun noun adjective noun adjunct noun class noun clause noun modifier noun numeral noun of place noun phrase noun substantive proper noun-self pronoun nounal nounhood nounification nounize nounless nounlike nounness nounself pronoun nounship nouny numerical noun phrasal noun post-noun postnoun predicate noun prenoun pronoun result noun root noun root-noun verbal noun

Context

broad sense grammar narrow sense now rare

Part Of (Holonyms)

noun phrase

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

content word major form class open-class word part of speech substantive word

Narrower Terms (Hyponyms)

abstract noun action noun adjectival noun agent noun appellative noun attributive noun collective noun common noun common substantive noun concrete noun count noun countable noun deverbal noun diminutive governed noun governing noun mass noun material noun nomen acti nomen instrumenti nomen loci nomen patientis nomen rectum nomen regens nomen vicis non-count noun noun of assemblage noun of multitude noun of number numeral noun numerical noun plural noun proper noun tool noun uncount noun uncountable noun verbal noun

Type Of (IsA)

content word major form class nominal open class word part of speech substantive

Part Of

language sentence

Related Terms

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Related Terms

adjective animal bush countable english grammar grammar part grammatical grammatical term idea nominal numeral part part of part speech person person place person thing phenomenon place pound pronoun quality sentence sentence part speech speech part subject substance substantive term thing word

Synonym Network

name nameword naming word noun substantive

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