I'm wondering if a dictionary word's adjective form would be worth anything of monetary value? Or a real dictionary word (past-tense) .org?
Of course the adjective form of a word domain could be a good domain buy...yellow.com is a yellow pages directory. it all comes down to what you are going to do with the domain, if you are a developer. if you are domain prospector, you'll just have to hope that somebody would have a use for that domain in the future.
Well,it depends.When you find such a domain,and you can make it as the domain of a special website which is so suitable,it's valuable and profitable.But if you can't use the domain properly,it'll be meaningless to you.And then it's just a domain.