What are the grammatical name and function of this expression, "who had come to beg for favors"?

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Pragash asked Oct 16, 2023

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What are the grammatical name and function of this expression, "who had come to beg for favors"?

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It is an adjective phrase describing a person who is the subject or an object of a sentence, e.g.: George, who had come to beg for favors, curtsied and kissed the king’s hand obsequiously.

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