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In Hindi grammar, how is a Proper Noun (Vyakti-vachak Sanjna) classified compared to a Common Noun (Jati-vachak Sanjna)?

A Proper Noun refers to a specific individual person, place, or thing, whereas a Common Noun refers to a whole class or group. A Proper Noun refers only to inanimate objects, whereas a Common Noun refers to living beings. A Proper Noun always requires a plural suffix, whereas a Common Noun is always singular. A Proper Noun functions as a verb, whereas a Common Noun functions as an adjective.

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A Proper Noun refers to a specific individual person, place, or thing, whereas a Common Noun refers to a whole class or group.

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