This document contains examples of compound words formed by combining two separate words where the first word is a noun and the second word is also a noun or describes the first word. Specifically, it shows that combining "apple" and "tree" forms "apple tree", "egg" and "plant" forms "eggplant", "cat" and "fish" forms "catfish", "sun" and "flower" forms "sunflower", and "dragon" and "fly" forms "dragonfly".
This document contains examples of compound words formed by combining two separate words where the first word is a noun and the second word is also a noun or describes the first word. Specifically, it shows that combining "apple" and "tree" forms "apple tree", "egg" and "plant" forms "eggplant", "cat" and "fish" forms "catfish", "sun" and "flower" forms "sunflower", and "dragon" and "fly" forms "dragonfly".
This document contains examples of compound words formed by combining two separate words where the first word is a noun and the second word is also a noun or describes the first word. Specifically, it shows that combining "apple" and "tree" forms "apple tree", "egg" and "plant" forms "eggplant", "cat" and "fish" forms "catfish", "sun" and "flower" forms "sunflower", and "dragon" and "fly" forms "dragonfly".
This document contains examples of compound words formed by combining two separate words where the first word is a noun and the second word is also a noun or describes the first word. Specifically, it shows that combining "apple" and "tree" forms "apple tree", "egg" and "plant" forms "eggplant", "cat" and "fish" forms "catfish", "sun" and "flower" forms "sunflower", and "dragon" and "fly" forms "dragonfly".