The keyword term "11 sep radha" functions as a proper noun or a noun phrase. It combines a specific date ("11 sep") with a proper name ("radha") to create a unique identifier for a particular subject, event, or entity. In grammatical terms, the entire phrase operates as a single unit that names something specific.
A detailed analysis of its components supports this classification. "Radha" is a proper noun. "11 sep" acts as a temporal specifier, composed of a cardinal number and an abbreviated proper noun (September). When concatenated, these elements do not form a descriptive adjectival phrase or an action-based verbal phrase. Instead, they merge into a singular, specific label. This unified term is treated grammatically as a title or a name, distinguishing it from common nouns that refer to a general class of entities.
By identifying the keyword as a proper noun, the article's main point is established as being definitional or expository. The content should focus on explaining the "what" or "who" associated with this specific identifier. The article's purpose is to elaborate on the specific person, incident, or concept uniquely named "11 sep radha," treating it as the central subject of discussion.
