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shastriya Sangeet
Chapter 1
Noun
any object, creature, place, language, condition,
The name of an attribute or condition is called a noun. Noun
The word is not used for anything. But it is for the name of the object. Like- Himalaya, Ram, Hanumangarh, book, sick, poor B. Cow etc.
There are mainly three types of nouns-
- proper noun
- common noun
- abstract noun
- proper noun
The name of a particular person, the name of a particular place and the name of a particular object are called proper nouns. words used for one
Called a proper noun.
Like – Mohan (special person), Ganganagar (special place), Sarasudh (object)
Special), Bikaner, India.
fact
The name used for the one who is only one in this world will be a proper noun. Like earth, sky, sun. Some common nouns of the context. Accordingly, a personal noun is considered. Like- Bose had said that you give me blood.
I will give you freedom
Here Bose is a common noun but here
The meaning of Bose is taken from Subhash Chandra Bose, hence it is a personal noun. If the name of the instrument comes with the manufacturer’s company, it is considered a proper noun. Like – Bajaj fan.
The thing, person or place which is named after its birth is proper
For example, when a child is born, it does not have a name at that time, after birth it is named Ram, Rahim, Mohan, which is a person’s reader.
Example
The man came from Gujarat in the underline
Noun is- 1. Person reader 2. Caste reader 3. Place reader 4. Bhavavachar
answer person reader
Because Gujarat was named after the formation of Gujarat.
- common noun
The noun that gives knowledge of the class or caste of a creature, thing or place is called a caste noun.
The words which are used for group are called common nouns. Like donkey, mountain, milk, chair, table, cow, . Rose, Marigold.
Some personal nouns which are famous and historical names. According to the context, caste readers are considered nouns.
For example, even today Shravan Kumar is born in India.
The thing, person or place whose name is before its birth i.e. born, is called a generic noun. For example, when a child is born, it is called a child, this name is born of it, which is born for every child, therefore child is a common noun.
Is.
Example
rose is best among flowers underlined noun
- generic 2. personal 3. abstract
- Location reader
ANSWER SHOW ANSWER
Because rose is a species of flowers.
Example
Nowadays Ravana is being born in every city, in Ravana there is a noun-
- Personal 2. Genitive 3. Attributive
- Expressive
Answer caste
Because here Ravana is not used for any particular person but for a group of bad people.
- abstract noun
The name of an emotion, quality, state or condition is called an abstract noun. like wealth, old age, sorrow, good, happiness,
Anger, beauty
fact
A figurative noun is not a quality of any thing, person or place but a combination of more qualities.
Like for poverty we cannot say that he does not have a car then he is poor or if he does not have a house then he is poor. No money to eat, no clothes to wear etc. We cannot guess poverty or richness or old age by looking at any one quality, so those who are understood by abstract nouns can be felt but cannot be seen.
Expressive nouns are formed by adding suffixes to all types of words.
- Possessive noun from personal noun
Rama + Tva Ramatva
- Common noun to abstract noun
old age old age
- possessive noun with pronoun
our affinity
mamta mamta
own + skin affinity
