proper noun

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proper noun (plural proper nouns)

A noun denoting a particular person, place, organization, ship, animal, event, or other individual entity.

Main appendix: English proper nouns

In English, a proper noun normally is not preceded by an article or limiting modifier and is written with an initial capital letter.

The name of a particular person, place, organization or other individual entity

Amharic: የተፀውኦ ስም (yätäṣ́äwəʾo səm)
Arabic: اسم علم (ism 3alam)
Armenian: հատուկ անուն (hatuk anun)
Asturian: nome propiu (ast) m
Bashkir: яңғыҙлыҡ исем (yañğïðlïq isem)
Catalan: nom propi
Chinese:

Mandarin: 專有名詞, 专有名词 (zh) (zhuānyǒu míngcí), 固有名詞 (zh), 固有名词 (gùyǒu míngcí)
Czech: vlastní jméno (cs) n
Danish: proprium (da), egennavn
Dutch: eigennaam (nl) m
Esperanto: propra nomo
Faroese: sernavn n
Finnish: erisnimi (fi), propri (fi)
French: nom propre (fr)
Galician: nome propio m
German: Eigenname (de) m
Greek: κύριο όνομα (el) n (kýrio ónoma)
Hungarian: tulajdonnév (hu)
Icelandic: eiginnafn n
Interlingua: nomine proprie
Italian: nome proprio (it)
Japanese: 固有名詞 (ja) (こゆうめいし, koyūmeishi)
Jèrriais: nom propre m
Khmer: អសាធារណនាម (ak sathea raknak neam), នាមអសាធារណ៍ (neam ak sathea)

Korean: 고유명사 (ko) (goyumyeongsa) (固有名詞 (ko))
Latin: nōmen proprium n
Latvian: īpašvārds (lv) m
Luxembourgish: Eegennumm m
Macedonian: лична именка f (líčna ímenka)
Norwegian:

Bokmål: egennavn (no) n

Nynorsk: eigennamn n
Occitan: nom pròpri m
Old English: āgen nama m
Persian: اسم خاص (fa)
Polish: nazwa własna (pl) f
Portuguese: substantivo/nome próprio m
Romanian: nume propriu (ro) n, substantiv propriu (ro) n
Russian: имя собственное (ru) n (ímja sóbstvennoje)
Scottish Gaelic: ainmear sònrachaidh m
Serbo-Croatian:

Cyrillic: властита именица f (vlastita imenica)

Latin: vlastita imenica f
Spanish: nombre propio (es)
Swedish: egennamn (sv)
Turkish: özel ad (tr), özel isim (tr)
Welsh: enw priod m