Is a nickname a proper noun?

Answer 1

No. It is a common noun.

A proper noun is a noun which describes an individual object. Word nickname is a common noun because it says about a general thing.

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Answer 2

Ella Alexander

No, a nickname is not typically considered a proper noun. It is usually an informal substitute for a person's given name, often based on characteristics, personal traits, or other factors. While a proper noun refers to the specific name of a particular person, place, or thing, a nickname is more of a casual or affectionate term used in place of a formal name.

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