Common Noun And Proper Noun Definition In Urdu With Examples

Here we will learn common noun and proper noun definition in Urdu with examples. Common mean any common personality whose name is unknown and that would be a man, women, animal or birds or anything we can touch or not, such as He, She, Mother, Father, Business, Dog, Cat etc. in these worlds we don’t use a name of any person or anything so it is called as common noun. Similarly, the proper noun is the diverse of common noun such as in proper noun denotes a proper personality having a grace like God, Karachi, and Holy Quran. In parts of speech these two nouns is are used the most and generally students mistakes while using helping verbs (is, are, am) and that is actually thing to learn. Above all according to the general definition of common noun “a noun denoting a class of objects or a concept as opposed to a particular individual” is known as common noun. While the definition of proper noun is “A name used for an individual person, place or organization is known as Proper noun. You are also informed that the name of proper noun is always starts with capital letter for example Pakistan, Allah, Ali and Holy Quran etc…

Common Noun And Proper Noun Definition In Urdu With Examples 

Common Noun

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Proper Noun

Difference Between Common Noun and Proper Noun

The main difference is the type of name each noun provides. A common noun gives a general name, while a proper noun identifies a specific person, place, or entity.

Easy rule to remember:

• City is a common noun because it refers to any city.
• Lahore is a proper noun because it names a particular city.
• Country is a common noun because it refers to any country.
• Pakistan is a proper noun because it names one particular country.
• Boy is a common noun, while Ali is a proper noun.

Capitalization Rules for Proper Nouns

Capitalization is one of the easiest ways to identify proper nouns in English writing.

Follow these simple rules:

• Write people’s names with capital letters. Example: Ahmed, Sara.
• Capitalize the names of countries and cities. Example: Pakistan, Lahore.
• Capitalize days and months. Example: Monday, January.
• Capitalize languages and nationalities. Example: English, Pakistani.
• Capitalize the official names of organizations. Example: United Nations.
• Do not capitalize common nouns simply because they name a person or place in general. Example: teacher, school, country.

Incorrect: i live in pakistan.

Correct: I live in Pakistan.

In the correct sentence, I starts the sentence, and Pakistan has a capital letter because it is a proper noun.

In parts of speech these nouns have a good importance so make up your practice as much as you can with your own sentences in Urdu and translate them into English. Always keep it mind that if you mistake in writing a noun with its suitable helping verb like is, are and am or you write a proper noun with small letter could disturb your all sentence. So this was all about common noun and proper noun definition in Urdu with examples and I thing you are all now well acquainted with the use of these two important nouns in parts of speech.