Concrete Nouns That End in NUM
Explore 61 verified English concrete nouns ending with the suffix -NUM, including Aluminum, Platinum, Magnum, Sternum, Duodenum, Plenum and Molybdenum. Useful for descriptive storytelling, sensory writing, and grammar lessons and rhyming patterns, browse these physical naming words for tangible objects you can see or touch below or compare physical and abstract noun usage in our noun grammar guide.
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Starts with A4 words
aluminum
antirrhinum
alburnum
argentoproteinum
Starts with B
2 words botulinum
buccinum
Starts with C3 words
crinum
chrysogonum
chamaepericlymenum
Starts with D
2 words duodenum
dicranum
Starts with E8 words
epipremnum
epigynum
epitympanum
episternum
ensisternum
eriogonum
entosternum
endosternum
Starts with F4 words
frenum
fanum
ferromolybdenum
ferroaluminum
Starts with G3 words
granum
galbanum
glucinum
Starts with H
1 words hypnum
Starts with J
2 words jejunum
jasminum
Starts with K
1 words khanum
Starts with L6 words
laudanum
laburnum
lanthanum
labdanum
lignum
linum
Starts with M3 words
magnum
molybdenum
mediastinum
Starts with O
2 words origanum
olibanum
Starts with P5 words
platinum
plenum
presternum
polygonum
prosternum
Starts with R
2 words regnum
resorcinum
Starts with S7 words
sternum
solanum
sphagnum
stannum
sparganum
sagapenum
schizotrypanum
Starts with T
2 words tympanum
talinum
Starts with V
2 words viburnum
verumontanum
Starts with X
2 words xiphisternum
xiphosternum