-name o noun?-

-name o noun?-
Nota d'uso
La parola nome nel senso grammaticale del termine si traduce con “noun” e non con “name”: La parola ‘cane’ è un nome comune, the word ‘dog’ is a common noun (non the word ‘dog’ is a common name). “Name” significa nome solo in relazione ai nomi propri.

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