The keyword term functions grammatically as a noun phrase. It acts as a single unit to name a specific object of a search query. The core of this phrase is the proper noun "Patriots Day," which is subsequently modified by the rest of the terms to create a more precise identifier for the desired digital media content.
A linguistic analysis reveals a multi-component structure originating from two languages. "Patriots Day" is the English proper noun identifying the specific film. The following words are Serbo-Croatian: "ceo" is an adjective meaning "entire" or "whole," modifying the noun "film." The final component, "sa prevodom," is a prepositional phrase meaning "with subtitles" or "with translation," which further describes the version of the film being sought. Together, these elements form a complex modifier for the initial proper noun.
In practical application, this entire string operates as a specific name or label. While composed of individual words with their own parts of speech (proper noun, adjective, noun, preposition, noun), their collective function within the context of an online search is to pinpoint a single, specific entity: the full version of the movie titled Patriots Day, presented with subtitles. This transforms the collection of words into a singular, functional noun phrase used for identification and retrieval.
