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The word 'colorful' is not a noun; colorful is an adjective, a word that describes a noun.

The noun form for the adjective 'colorful' is 'colorfulness' a singular noun.

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The word 'color' (or UK colour) is both a verb and a noun.

  • The noun 'color' is a word for the property possessed by an object that determines the way the object reflects light; a word for a thing.
  • The verb 'color' is a word meaning to add color, or change color; a word for an action.

Examples:

I like the color that you painted this room. (noun)

She decided to color her hair for the audition. (verb)

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No, the word colored is the past participle, past tense of the verb to color (We colored the frosting yellow). The past participle of the verb is also an adjective (colored beads, colored lenses)

The noun form is color. The noun form of the verb to color is the gerund, coloring.

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No it a color is not a noun

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