* Proper noun: If "Frank" refers to a person's name, it's a proper noun.
* Example: "Frank went to the store."
* Adjective: "Frank" can mean "honest" or "straightforward" and act as an adjective.
* Example: "He gave me a frank opinion."
* Verb: "Frank" can be a verb meaning "to admit openly." This is an archaic usage and not common in modern English.
Without context, it's impossible to know for sure which part of speech "frank" is.