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Is motif a noun verb adjective?

"Motif" is primarily a noun.

Here's why:

* Noun: A motif is a recurring element, idea, or image in a literary work, artistic work, or design.

* Example: "The recurring motif of water in the poem symbolizes rebirth."

* Verb (rare): It can be used as a verb meaning "to decorate with a motif." This usage is less common.

* Example: "The artist motived the tapestry with floral designs."

* Adjective (rare): There's no common adjective form of "motif," but you could technically use "motifal" as an adjective, but it's quite uncommon and sounds very artificial.

In summary: "Motif" is most commonly used as a noun. While it has a verb form, it's not widely used.

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