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What kind of noun is giant?

"Giant" can be two types of nouns depending on the context:

* Common Noun: When referring to a creature of immense size, usually mythical or fantastical. For example: "The giant stomped through the forest."

* Proper Noun: When referring to a specific giant, often a person, it becomes a proper noun. For example: "Paul Bunyan is a famous giant from American folklore."

It's important to understand the context to determine which type of noun "giant" is.

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