A noun is one of the main elements of a sentence.

In Japanese grammar, the adnominal case is the form where nouns or pronouns modify other nouns.

'Apple' is a count noun, and you can count it as one, two, etc.

Compound nouns are a very important part of Japanese grammar.

A common noun refers to a noun that does not point to a specific person or thing.

A proper noun is a noun that refers to a specific person, place, or thing.

He is learning how to use collective nouns.

That is one of the formal nouns.

A noun phrase forms a major part of a sentence.

Nominalization is the linguistic process of converting verbs or adjectives into nouns.