What is proper noun of mountain?

Answer 1

Mountain is a concrete noun. There is an adjective, mountainous, that can refer to things other than mountains, that are or seem equally large (e.g. mountainous ocean waves). The very rarely used abstract noun is mountainousness (hugeness).

Answer 2

A proper noun is the name of something or someone. So, the word "mountain" is just a common noun, but "Sugarloaf Mountain" (it's in Vermont) is the name of a mountain, and would be a proper noun. So would the Himalayan Mountains or any other mountain range where there's a name in it.

Answer 3

The noun 'mountain' is a concrete noun, a word for a physical land form.

The noun 'mountain' is sometimes used in an abstract context, for example:

• My accident has created a mountain of problems.

Answer 4

The word "snowiness" could be an abstract noun, which can be a visual quality that snow has, and that other substances might exhibit. It can also indicate the general state of the weather (also an abstract noun). The adjective form is snowy.

Answer 5

Mountain in the noun form is used for many constructions (mountain cabin, mountain man) but the adjective (of, like, or an aspect of mountains) is mountainous.

Answer 6

A concrete noun because u can see it and it is something that u can see and it is also a

Answer 7

Mountain is a common noun, unless you're referring to a specific name. Space Mountain is a proper noun.

Answer 8

Abstract noun of snow

Answer 9

Mountain is concrete noun

Answer 10

Abstract noun