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In this phrase 人の嫌がることをするな why is の used? Is it acting as a noun modifier? 嫌がる is the garu form of iya as far as I understand, so it would be a verb right? can a verb be treated as a noun?

I've read in this article that の can replace が when used in a subordinate clause. For example, 耳が長いエルフ is the same as 耳の長いエルフ, evidently. However, this article doesn't describe any difference in ...

There are some adjectives in Japanese that work as an English or Spanish verbs, and they use the particle "が". But sometimes I see them with the particle "の". Can I always use it, or there is a ...

Is this an idiomatic thing? Or an exception? Maybe both are possible?