(めいし)

めいし
noun
noun (part of speech)
grammatical
See also: 名刺(めいし) (business card)
1. noun (part of speech)
A grammatical term referring to words that name people, things, places, or concepts.
(やま)名詞(めいし)だ。
"Yama" (mountain) is a noun.
Adjectives modify nouns.
日本語(にほんご)名詞(めいし)単数形(たんすうけい)複数形(ふくすうけい)区別(くべつ)ない
Japanese nouns do not distinguish between singular and plural.

名詞(めいし) is the grammatical term for "noun" — a word that names a person, thing, place, or concept. Essential vocabulary for studying Japanese grammar.

JAPANESE PARTS OF SPEECH (品詞(ひんし)):

Watch out

名刺(めいし) (business card) has the same reading but different kanji.

Usage

In Japanese grammar, 名詞(めいし) does not inflect — there is no plural form or grammatical gender, unlike many European languages.