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Semantically defined class of nouns that unequivocally identifies objects and states of affairs within a given context. By designating an object or a state of affairs in a given statement, proper nouns replace deictic, or pointing, gestures such that...

Important syntactic category which makes up the majority of items in the English vocabulary. Nouns are marked morphologically in many Indo-European languages by the categories gender, number, and case. As the nucleus of noun phrases, they can be...

// n. (N) One of the principal lexical categories. This category appears to be universally present in languages; while prototypical nouns have meanings denoting individual physical entities like dog and tree, words that behave grammatically as nouns...

See also abstract noun, collective noun, common noun, count noun, mass noun, noun clause, noun phrase, proper noun A noun is a part of speech (or word class) which names a person, a thing or a concept. In the following sentence the nouns are in...

In linguistics, a noun or noun substantive is a lexical category which is defined in terms of how its members combine with other kinds of expressions. Since different languages have different inventories of kinds of expressions, the definition of noun...

Actions can be better described by thinking extensionally, instead of intensionally. Evaluating more extensionally requires dividing referents into things which exist and things which happen. Things which exist are those which we have while things which happen are those which we do. To improve...

FUCKING IN THE STREETS I missed the No Age bandwagon the first time around. I missed them playing to a dozen or so people at Artworks on their first time through Seattle, when the only hype about them was, "Hey, these are the...