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English compound

English compound

Aspect of English grammar.

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  1. Noun phrase

    Phrase which functions as a noun.

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  1. Hyphen

    Punctuation mark used to join words.

    19%

  2. German language

    West Germanic language.

    8%

  3. English prefix

    English affixes added before a word.

    4.6%

  4. Motherfucker

    English-language vulgarism.

    2%

  5. English coordinators

    Coordinators in the English language.

    2%