Noun forms

 


Words

Noun forms

Add

addition

Adjust

adjustment

Admire

admiration

Amuse

amusement

Attend

attendance

Able

ability

Angry

anger

Act

activeness


Bare

bare

Beautify -

beauty


Celebrate

celebration

Contribute

contribution

Combine

combination


Decide

decision

Depend

dependence

Die

death

Devastating

devastation

Develop

development

Divine

divinity

Destroy

destructive


Educate

education

Establish

establishment

Exhilarated

exhilaration

Explain

explanation

Efficient    

efficiency

Example

example

Excite

excitement


 Fail

failure

Financial

finance

Found

foundation

Freed

freedom

            Favourite

favour


Govern

government


Help

Help

Humble

humility


 Imagine

imagination

Invite

invitation

Interact

interaction


Justify

justification


Kind 

kindness


Loyal 

loyalty




Mad

madness

Moral

morality

Mature

maturity

Music

music

Manage

management




National

nation

Noisy

noise


Observe

observation

Obstruct

obstruction

Organize

Organization


Peaceful

peace

. Perfect

perfection


Quick

quick


Reckless

recklessness

Real 

reality

Recognize

recognition

Replaced

replacement

           Religious

religion


Satisfy

satisfaction

Select 

selection

Strong

strength

Solve

solution

Simple

simplicity


Tactful

tact

Talented

talent

Think

thought




Unique

uniqueness

Ugly

ugliness


Vary

variation

Various 

variety


Warm 

warm 

Wrathful

wrath

Written

writer




Yawning

yawn

Yelled

yell

Yellow

yellow


Zero

zero

Zonal 

 zone 




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