nouns in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for nouns in the English»Spanish Dictionary

noun [Am naʊn, Brit naʊn] N

noun

sustantivo m

noun

nombre m

uncountable noun N

uncountable noun

sustantivo m incontable

uncountable noun

sustantivo m no contable

uncountable noun

nombre m incontable

uncountable noun

nombre m no contable

count noun N

count noun

sustantivo m numerable

common noun N

common noun

nombre m común

noun clause N LING

noun clause

cláusula f sustantiva subordinada

noun clause

sustantiva f subordinada

noun phrase N LING

noun phrase

sintagma f nominal

collective noun N LING

collective noun

sustantivo m colectivo

collective noun

nombre m colectivo

mass noun N LING

mass noun

nombre m no numerable

mass noun

sustantivo m no numerable

agent noun N

agent noun

agente m

agent noun

complemento m agente

abstract noun N

abstract noun

sustantivo m abstracto

abstract noun

nombre m abstracto

nouns in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for nouns in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.noun [naʊn] N

noun

nombre m

noun LING

sustantivo m

II.noun [naʊn] ADJ

noun

nominal

collective noun N

collective noun

nombre m colectivo

uncountable noun [ʌnˈkaʊntəbl naʊn, Am ʌnˈkaʊnt̬əbl naʊn] N LING

uncountable noun

substantivo m incontable

countable noun [ˌkaʊntəblˈnaʊn] N

countable noun

nombre m contable

proper name N, proper noun N

proper name

nombre m propio

Translations for nouns in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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sustantivo

noun

desinencia nominal

noun ending

nombre genérico

common noun

nombre gentilicio

noun describing people from a particular place

nominal

noun

nouns Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

neuter noun LING

sustantivo m neutro

verb/noun phrase

sintagma verbal/nominal

noun describing people from a particular place

gentilicio m

noun describing people from a particular place

nombre gentilicio

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They include not only transcriptions of proper nouns but also those of common nouns for new products.

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There are a number of collective nouns for a group of priests.

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Nouns are a part of speech typically denoting a person, place, thing, animal or idea.

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One is the double possessive with nouns, which is normally found only with alienable relationships.

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There is a hierarchy of alliteration; nouns and verbs are almost consistently alliterated, whereas helping words such as pronouns and prepositions are almost never alliterated.

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Nouns show four cases; singular and plural numbers, and masculine and feminine genders.

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Nouns are modified either by nouns, by classifiers, or by other suffixes.

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The two terms were now compound nouns often shown hyphenated.

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Finally, many nouns do not have any inflectional distinctions among the singulars except from the genitive.

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Nouns are marked for ten cases, in general with suffixes, and are additionally inflected for number.

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