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What is a mental noun?

The term "mental noun" isn't a standard grammatical term. It's likely a made-up term or a misunderstanding.

Here's what might be happening:

* Misunderstanding of "mental": Perhaps the speaker meant to say "abstract noun." Abstract nouns refer to concepts, qualities, ideas, and feelings, which are not physical objects. Examples include: *love*, *justice*, *peace*, *happiness*.

* Specific context: It's possible that "mental noun" has a very specific meaning within a particular field of study or a particular group's jargon.

To understand what is meant by "mental noun," you need more context.

Please provide more information:

* Where did you hear the term?

* What was the context?

* Can you give an example of a "mental noun" in use?

This will help clarify what the speaker actually meant.

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