Linguists often compare nominalizers across languages to understand how nouns are formed from verbs and clauses.

Scholars examined the nominality of the title, arguing that it reflected reputation more than actual authority.

In many languages, a nominalizer can turn a verb or adjective into a noun, enabling it to function as the subject of a sentence.

Although archaic, the records nominately list each donor.

We agreed to play a nomination game to practice naming shots under match conditions.

The reality show's nomination games often determine who will face elimination each week.

When Dr. Baker became a famous pastry chef, many people joked that nominative determinism was at work.

Linguistics students analyzed how agentive nominalizations change the interpretation of a sentence in corpus data.

In linguistic morphology, agentive nominalization often creates nouns like "driver" from verbs by adding an agentive suffix.

The court examined whether the document constituted a nominate contract under the statute.