A mom is somebody who either gives birth to a child or looks after a child as if it were her own. Hence, describing words (or adjectives) for a mum could include caring, warm, loving, gentle, sensitive, and friendly.
Adjectives, in simple terms, are just words that are used to describe a noun. In this instance, the noun is ‘mom’. An adjective, or a describing word as you have said, can also be used to just say a bit more about nouns. In order to get the idea clearly, you will need to know what nouns are. So let’s look at nouns. All people in the world, all things, and all names for everything are nouns. For instance the sun, bed sheets, a hat, chest of drawers, a laptop, a man called ‘Sam’, a clock, a tree, a rodeo, an owl, a foot and all other things that are used to refer to a thing (tangible or not) are all nouns. These are simply the names of things and to know more about a noun, or a thing, an adjective is used to explain.
For instance, you might want to tell somebody that you saw a foot today. Telling somebody that you saw a foot may seem a little odd given that you see a foot every day. It also doesn’t get to the point if what you are trying to say is that you saw a deformed foot. Hence, you should use the word ‘deformed’ in front of the noun ‘foot’ to suggest that you have seen a deformed foot. This means that you aren’t stating the obvious and saying something pointless, you are in fact telling somebody that something slightly out of the ordinary occurred to you today - no matter how boring that experience may actually have been.
Hence, adjectives to describe a mom can refer to the thing ‘mom’, or your mom’s personality.
Adjectives, in simple terms, are just words that are used to describe a noun. In this instance, the noun is ‘mom’. An adjective, or a describing word as you have said, can also be used to just say a bit more about nouns. In order to get the idea clearly, you will need to know what nouns are. So let’s look at nouns. All people in the world, all things, and all names for everything are nouns. For instance the sun, bed sheets, a hat, chest of drawers, a laptop, a man called ‘Sam’, a clock, a tree, a rodeo, an owl, a foot and all other things that are used to refer to a thing (tangible or not) are all nouns. These are simply the names of things and to know more about a noun, or a thing, an adjective is used to explain.
For instance, you might want to tell somebody that you saw a foot today. Telling somebody that you saw a foot may seem a little odd given that you see a foot every day. It also doesn’t get to the point if what you are trying to say is that you saw a deformed foot. Hence, you should use the word ‘deformed’ in front of the noun ‘foot’ to suggest that you have seen a deformed foot. This means that you aren’t stating the obvious and saying something pointless, you are in fact telling somebody that something slightly out of the ordinary occurred to you today - no matter how boring that experience may actually have been.
Hence, adjectives to describe a mom can refer to the thing ‘mom’, or your mom’s personality.