Question

According to the dictionary entry below, novel consists of what two word parts? novel (´nä-vəl), adj., [Middle English, Anglo-French, Latin] 1. new and not like anything formerly known. 2. original—Syn see new.—n., 3. invented prose narrative. 4. the literary genre that is made up of novels. noun and adverb adjective and adverb noun and adjective noun and preposition

Answer 1

Noun and adjective I think

Answer 2

Answer: According to the dictionary entry below, 'novel' consists of two word parts: noun and adjective.

Step-by-step explanation: The word 'novel' can be used as an adjective or as a noun. The dictionary entry provided indicates that by means of the abbreviations "adj." and "n.", which make reference to "adjective" and "noun" respectively. In that way, when "novel" is used as an adjective, it describes something as new and original, and when this word is used as a noun, it refers to a long prose narrative and to a literary genre.