English, asked by mhjmamta15, 7 months ago

the ramayana is a sacred book of Hindus ,pick noun, is sacred abstract noun or not ?
pls tell me

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Answered by SanyaSingh58

2

Answer:

no sacred is not a abstract noun

Explanation:

the nouns are- ramayana proper, book common, hindustan proper

Answered by kiara023

0

Answer:

ramayana is proper noun

book is a concrete noun

sacred is a noun not abstract

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