concrete noun

English

Noun

concrete noun (plural concrete nouns)

(grammar) A noun that denotes something tangible or material, such as a person or place.

Synonyms

nomen concretum

Antonyms

abstract noun (= nomen abstractum)

Hypernyms

noun, substantive

Hyponyms

proper noun (= nomen proprium)
common noun (= nomen appellativum)

Translations

noun that denotes a tangible thing

Arabic: اِسْمُ ذَاتٍ m (ismu ḏātin)
Cebuano: kabatyag
Chinese:
Mandarin: 具體名詞／具体名词 (zh) (jùtǐ míngcí)
Danish: konkret (da) n
Dutch: concreet substantief n, concretum n
Finnish: konkreettinen substantiivi
French: nom concret m
Galician: nome concreto (gl) m, substantivo concreto (gl) m
German: Konkretum (de) n, konkretes Substantiv n, Gegenstandswort (de) n
Irish: ainmfhocal nithiúil m
Japanese: 具象名詞 (ぐしょうめいし, gushōmeishi)
Korean: 구상명사 (gusangmyeongsa)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: konkret (no) n
Portuguese: substantivo concreto m
Russian: конкре́тное существи́тельное n (konkrétnoje suščestvítelʹnoje)
Spanish: sustantivo concreto (es) m
Swedish: konkret substantiv (sv) n
Turkish: somut ad, somut isim (tr)
Welsh: enw diriaethol m

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