noun

• n. 名詞
• n. （名詞）人の名前；（名詞として）名詞

古フランス語のnonから、ラテン語のnomen, name, 名詞、語源はname, nominalizeと同じ。

noun

noun: [14] Etymologically, a noun is simply a ‘name’. Latin nomen ‘name’ (a relative of English name) was used by classical grammarians for a ‘noun’ – that is, a word that ‘names’ something – and English acquired it via Old French non and Anglo-Norman noun.

noun (n.)

late 14c., from Anglo-French noun "name, noun," from Old French nom, non (Modern French nom), from Latin nomen "name, noun" (see name (n.)). Old English used name to mean "noun." Related: Nounal.

1. The noun "mouse "is the singular form of "mice ".

名詞mouseはmiceの単数形.

2.In "the black cat "the adjective "black "modifies the noun "cat ".

the black catというフレーズでは、形容詞black修飾名詞cat.

3.The word "person "is a countable noun .

personという言葉は可数名詞です.

4.Attributive adjectives precede the noun .

定語形容詞は名詞の前に位置している.

5.An attributive noun functions as an adjective.

定語性名詞が形容詞として機能する.