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:github_url: https://git.door43.org/unfoldingWord/en_uhg/src/branch/master/content/noun_proper_name.rst
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.. _noun_proper_name:
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Noun Proper Name
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Summary
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Proper names (usually, of people or places) are a special class of noun called "proper nouns".
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By way of example: פָּרַס ("Persia") is a proper noun (because it is a
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name), but עוֹף ("bird") is a :ref:`common noun<noun_common>`.
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Biblical Aramaic does not have capital letters to signify proper names.
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Proper nouns always appear in the :ref:`absolute state<state_absolute>`
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and are considered :ref:`3rd person<person_third>`
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:ref:`singular<number_singular>`
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when used as subjects of verbs, direct objects, or referred to by
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personal pronouns or pronominal suffixes. Proper names can be either
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:ref:`masculine<gender_masculine>`
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or
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:ref:`feminine<gender_feminine>`.
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