What is a noun and what are its kinds?

 Noun and its kinds: 

What is a noun and what are its kinds?

Noun: 

Every naming word is called a noun. 

or

Every English word that stands to function as noun in a sentence, is called a noun.

e.g:

             Aslam, boy, cat, school, girl, etc

Kinds of noun:

Common Nouns

Proper nouns

Abstract nouns

Concrete nouns

Countable nouns

Uncountable nouns

Collective nouns

Compound nouns

Common noun:

A kind of noun that refers to things, peoples, or places in general. 

e.g:

boy, mobile, girl, city, etc

Proper noun:

It is the exact opposite of a common noun and is always used for something specific. 

e.g:

Aslam, peshawer, Pakistan, India, etc

Abstract noun: 

A name for something that has no physical exsistence, and can't even be seen but can be felt 100%.

It generally refers to three things which are quality, state of being, and emotions.

e.g:

   State of being:   ill, happy, sad, etc 

     Quality:   honesty, loyalty, bravery, etc

     Emotions:   pain, love, hate, etc

Concrete noun: 

It is the exact opposite of concrete noun and can be seen 100%. All the things that we see with our eyes are concrete nouns.

e.g:

table, pan, mobile, car, stone, etc

Countable noun: 

A name for something that can be counted, is called countable noun. There is always a plural form of a countable noun.

e.g:

Pen -------> its plural (Pens)

Mobile -------> its plural (Mobiles)

Watch --------> its plural (Watches)

Uncountable noun: 

A name for something that can never be counted and has no plural form either.

e.g:

Water ( We can't say "Waters" )

Rice  ( We can't say "Rices" )