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What is a list of one syllable nouns?

It's impossible to give a complete list of one-syllable nouns, as there are simply too many! However, here are some categories and examples to give you an idea:

People

* Man

* Girl

* Boy

* King

* Queen

* Chef

* Maid

Animals

* Cat

* Dog

* Bird

* Fish

* Horse

* Bear

* Fox

Objects

* Chair

* Book

* Door

* Wall

* Table

* Lamp

* Shoe

* Box

* Pen

* Key

* Car

* Boat

Places

* Town

* Room

* Park

* Home

* Field

* Road

* Beach

Concepts

* Love

* Hate

* Fear

* Hope

* Time

* Life

* Death

* Pain

* Joy

* Truth

Nature

* Sun

* Moon

* Rain

* Snow

* Wind

* Tree

* Rock

* Hill

This is just a small sample, and there are many more one-syllable nouns in the English language. You can expand this list by thinking about different categories and specific words within those categories.

Remember that some words can be both nouns and verbs, and sometimes they change their syllable count depending on their function in a sentence. For example, "play" is a one-syllable noun but a two-syllable verb ("to play").

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