What is a Noun?

Noun : Noun is a name of anything like person, place, animal or thing.

For example :
1. Christopher is an English teacher.
In the above sentence,
Christopher - Name of a person
English - Name of a subject
Teacher - Name of the profession.

2. New Delhi is the capital of INDIA.
in the above sentence,
New Delhi , India - Name of the places.

3. Bible is a sacred book of Christiansome.
In the above sentence,
Bible - Name of the thing.

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