What is the common naming convention of PowerShell cmdlets and functions?

What is the common naming convention of PowerShell cmdlets and functions?

• Verb-Preposition-Noun
• Adverb-Verb-Noun
• Verb-Noun
• Adjective-Noun    

EXPLANATION

The common naming convention of cmdlets and functions in PowerShell is "Verb-Noun".

There are 3 primary rules for naming within this convention:

1. The Verb should be in the approved verb list.  To get the list of approved verbs, simply type "Get-Verb" in PowerShell.
2. The Noun should be singular, never plural.
3. Matching Nouns should work together and with the same object types; for instance, the object you get when you run Get-<Noun> should be able to be piped to a cmdlet to Set-<Noun>.