Category:Japanese terms modified by "noun + な"

The 連体形 (rentaikei, “attributive form, adnominal form”) of the copula だ (da, “to be”) is usually な (na) after na-adjectives and の (no) after nouns (including so-called no-adjectives). But before certain words listed below, the unusual combination "noun / no-adjective + な (na)" is also found. In some cases the choice of な (na) over の (no) indicates "the fact that" (= である (de aru)) instead of genitive "-'s": 医者なこと (isha na koto) means "the act or experience of being a doctor" while 医者のこと (isha no koto) means "things of or regarding the doctor".