gerundadj
Gerundadj is a term used in some linguistic discussions to describe the attributive use of gerunds as modifiers for another noun. In this sense, a gerund behaves like a noun that directly describes a property, purpose, or activity associated with the head noun, yielding phrases that function similarly to descriptive adjectives or noun adjuncts.
Examples commonly cited include swimming pool, cooking oil, running shoes, and dancing class. In these phrases,
Relations to other terms are a matter of theoretical stance. Many grammars distinguish gerunds (verbal nouns)
Usage and study of gerundadj typically focus on cross-linguistic similarities, differences in word order, and the