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6y ago

Yes, the word 'blood' is a noun and a verb.

The noun 'blood' is a word for the fluid that circulates through the body of humans and animals that carries nutrients to and waste materials from the tissues of the body; a word for family relationship, lineage, kinship; a word for a thing.

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The noun 'blood' is a concrete noun, a word for a physical substance.

The noun 'blood' is an abstract noun, a word for relationship through a common ancestor.

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6y ago

The noun 'blood' is an abstract noun as a word for family relationship, lineage, kinship; a word for a concept.

The noun 'blood' is a concrete noun as a word for the fluid that circulates through the body of humans and animals that carries nutrients to and waste materials from the tissues of the body; a word for a physical substance.

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11y ago

Since blood is a thing, it is a noun.

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Blood is a common kind of nouns because the proper noun has a name special person but this is not a special person , this is a common kind of nouns

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Knee is common noun

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Abstract

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Lol

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