In grammar, a compound subject is a type of subject where two or more individual noun phrases are coordinated to form a single, larger noun phrase.

When asked what he talks to the President about, Vernon has replied frequently and famously with a single feline noun.

Herethere,' Shep said, making a single noun from two.

In the U.S. this term can also be used as a single noun instead of only an adjective.

Verbs at their most unproductive can incorporate only a single noun.

In both languages, single nouns use a postpositive definite article.

Sometimes a single noun is used to designate both masculine and feminine beings.

A series noun markers may follow a single noun.

In her raving there was not a single specific noun, but only verbs and pronouns.

Where we would use a single noun, 'door', the Yilane would have different constructions.