Nouns are words that denote people, places, things or ideas. They can be proper nouns like names or common nouns like objects. Nouns have number, either singular or plural, which usually changes the form of the word. Nouns also have a possessive or genitive case, shown by an apostrophe s, to indicate something belonging to another.

2. Nouns
 Words that denote a person, place, thing, or
idea
 Can be “proper” nouns (e.g., Peter, Judea) or
“common” nouns (e.g., disciple, region)
 Can have “number”: singular, “disciple”;
plural, “disciples” (note: usually there is a
change of form)
 Special ending for possessive/genitive case:
“the Lord’s day,” “ the nations’ tribute”