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C. Names of organizations and firms (proper nouns)
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2. Abstract nouns
A. Derivational forms of nouns (with the affixes: -oba, -eba, si-e, si-il)
B. Nouns of measure (for example: kilometer, liter, weight, high, length, form,
etc.)
C. The general forms of three senses taste, smell, voice – without concrete
parameters,
D. Verbal nouns,
E. General terms and concepts:
I. Emotional terms (for example: love, hate, fear, feeling, etc. )
II. Cognitive terms (for example: idea, thought, mind, theme, etc. )
III. General terms (for example: history, culture, situation, etc. )
3. Middle or contextual forms:
A. forms with -oba – ending forms such as (studentoba, axalgazrdoba, etc.)
B. Taste, smell, voice, pain, location – the nouns which can be concrete or
abstract only on the proper contexts.
The universal semantic classification gives me the three groups of abstract nouns:
1. Positive ( For example: love, trust, friendship, etc. )
2. Negative (For example: envy, laziness, lie, problem, enemy, etc.)
3. Neutral ( For example: idea, situation, memory, term etc. )