English
wikipedia
Etymology
pro- + noun, modeled on MF. pronom < L. pronomen.
Noun
en-noun
- grammar A type of noun that refers anaphora|anaphorically to another noun or noun phrase, but which cannot ordinarily be preceded by a determiner and rarely takes an attributive adjective. English examples include I, you, him, who, my, each other.
Related terms
pronominal
Derived terms
top2
demonstrative pronoun
indefinite pronoun
intensive pronoun
interrogative pronoun
object pronoun
mid2
personal pronoun
possessive pronoun
reciprocal pronoun
reflexive pronoun
relative pronoun
Translations
trans-top|pronoun
Bosnian: t-|bs|zamjenica|f
Chinese: 代�
Croatian: t-|hr|zamjenica|f
Czech: t-|cs|zájmeno|n
Danish: pronomen, stedord
Dutch: t+|nl|voornaamwoord|n
Esperanto: pronomo
Ewe: nu�k�te�en�nya
Finnish: t-|fi|asemo, t+|fi|pronomini
French: t+|fr|pronom|m
German: t+|de|Pronomen|n
Greek, Ancient: á¼�νÏ�Ï�νÏ�μία (antÅ�nymÃa) f
Greek: t|el|ανÏ�Ï�νÏ�μία|f|sc=Grek (antonymÃa)
Hungarian: névmás
Icelandic: t+|is|fornafn|n
Interlingua: pronomine
Italian: t+|it|pronome|m
trans-mid
Japanese: 代å��è©� (daimeishÃ)
Korean: ��� daemyeongsa
Maltese: t-|mt|pronom|m|xs=Maltese
Norwegian: t+|no|pronomen
Latin: t-|la|pronomen|n
Latvian: vietniekv�rds m
Novial: pronomine
Old English: t-|ang|binama|m|altbīnama|xsOld English
Persian: FAchar|ض��ر (zamir), FAchar|پ�ش�ا� (pishnam)
Polish: t+|pl|zaimek|m
Portuguese: t+|pt|pronome|m
Romanian: t+|ro|pronume|n
Russian: t+|ru|ме��оимение|n|trmestoiménije|scCyrl
Serbian:
Spanish: t+|es|pronombre|m
Swedish: t+|sv|pronomen|n
Telugu: సర�వనామమ� (sarvanAmamu)
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Category:Parts of speech
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