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No. A person (noun) cannot be used as an adjective. However, most nouns such as person, or a named person, can form a possessive, which functions similarly to adjectives to modify other nouns.

Occupational names (such as police, sailor) may be used as noun adjuncts with other nouns (e.g. police car, sailor hat).

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No. Man is either a noun or a verb. The adjective for the verb form is "manned."

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The adjective form of the verb "to man" is "manned."

Its modern use is to classify spacecraft as either manned or unmanned.

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