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1 noun phrase
N1.Noun phrases has the same function of the noun. -
2 noun
N1. संज्ञाPick out the noun from the following sentences. -
3 noun
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4 noun
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5 collective noun
N1. समूहवाचक\collective nounसंज्ञा'Army'is a collective noun. -
6 verbal noun
N1. क्रियापद`Jogging' is a verbal noun in the sentence `Jogging is a good form of excercise'.. -
7 proper noun
N1. व्यक्तिवाचक संज्ञा`Himalayas' is a propernoun. -
8 adjectivally
Adv1. विशेषण\adjectivallyके\adjectivallyरुप\adjectivallyमे\adjectivallyप्रयोग\adjectivallyकिया\adjectivallyहुआ'Cold' is a noun which can also be used adjectivally. -
9 nominative
Adj1. कर्ता`I',`We',`they' are all nominative pronouns.--------N1. कर्ताकारकNominative is the special form of a noun in sanskrit. -
10 qualifier
N1. विशेषणThe phrase `the beautiful young' in the sentence `Giri looked at the beautiful young girl' is a qualifier of the noun `girl'.2. योग्य\qualifierबनानेवालाThe semi-final match is a qualifier for reaching the finals. -
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N1. तीली\{साइकिल\spokeइत्यादि\spokeकी\}The ball hit so hard that almost all spokes are broken.--------V1. बोलाpast participle form clashing with the noun formThe words you spoke are not liked by anyone.
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