nominalled
Nominalled is a term occasionally used in linguistic discussion to describe the act of treating a word or phrase as a noun, or of converting a non-nominal form into a nominal form. In this sense it overlaps with nominalization, the broader process by which verbs, adjectives, or other categories are turned into nouns. Nominalled is not widely standardized in reference works and is considered nonstandard or idiosyncratic in many grammars; more common variants are nominalized or nominalisation.
Etymology and usage notes: the form combines nominal, referring to a name or designation, with the suffix
Examples: in discussing English, one might say that the verb to decide can be nominalled to yield
See also: Nominalization, Morphology, Parts of speech, Grammatical category.