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What parts of speech is hinduism?

"Hinduism" is a noun.

It refers to a complex religious tradition that originated in the Indian subcontinent.

Here's why it's not other parts of speech:

* Not a verb: You don't "hinduism" something.

* Not an adjective: You wouldn't describe something as "hinduism." You might say "Hindu" or "Hinduistic."

* Not an adverb: You don't do something "hinduismly."

Let me know if you have any other questions about Hinduism or grammar!

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