Definition of adnoun in English:

adnoun

noun ˈadnaʊn

A word added to or joined to a noun, specifically an adjective.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Cave Beck (d.?1706), writer on universal language and Church of England clergyman. From ad- + noun, after adverb. Compare post-classical Latin adnomen.

Definition of adnoun in US English:

adnoun

nounˈadnaʊn

A word added to or joined to a noun, specifically an adjective.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Cave Beck (d. ?1706), writer on universal language and Church of England clergyman. From ad- + noun, after adverb. Compare post-classical Latin adnomen.

单词	adnoun
释义	Definition of adnoun in English: adnoun noun ˈadnaʊn A word added to or joined to a noun, specifically an adjective. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Cave Beck (d.?1706), writer on universal language and Church of England clergyman. From ad- + noun, after adverb. Compare post-classical Latin adnomen. Definition of adnoun in US English: adnoun nounˈadnaʊn A word added to or joined to a noun, specifically an adjective. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Cave Beck (d. ?1706), writer on universal language and Church of England clergyman. From ad- + noun, after adverb. Compare post-classical Latin adnomen.
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