Übersetzung für 'verb form' von Englisch nach Deutsch

verb form

Verbform {f}ling.

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verb

Tuwort {n} [veraltend] [bes. im Schulgebrauch unterer Klassen]ling.

Tunswort {n} [selten] [Tunwort]ling.

Verbum {n}ling.

Verb {n}ling.

Zeitwort {n}ling.

Tätigkeitswort {n}ling.

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verb system

Verbalsystem {n}ling.

matrix verb

Matrixverb {n}ling.

transitive verb

Transitivum {n}ling.

Transitiv {n}ling.

intransitive (verb)

Intransitivum {n}ling.

stative verb

Zustandsverb {n}ling.

dual verb

Dualverb {n}ling.

inseparable verb

untrennbares Verb {n}ling.

process verb

Prozesswort {n}comp.

auxiliary verb

Hilfszeitwort {n}ling.

verb ending

Verbendung {f} [auch: Verb-Endung]ling.

separable verb

trennbares Verb {n}ling.

inchoative verb

inchoatives Verb {n}ling.

intransitive verb

Intransitiv {n}ling.

• In English it can be used to refer to the simple past verb form, which sometimes (but not always) expresses perfective aspect.
• Verbal agreement, or concord, is a morpho-syntactic construct in which properties of the subject and/or objects of a verb are indicated by the verb form.
• The actual aspect is derived from the "nonactual" verb form by a CV → VC metathetic process (i.e., consonant metathesizes with vowel).
• The verb form of "euangelion", (translated as "evangelism"), occurs rarely in older Greek literature outside the New Testament, making its meaning more difficult to ascertain.
• the Greek word translated "governments" is "kubernesis", the verb form of which means "to steer" or "to be a helmsman".

• Verbs are negated by using a negative verb in front of the stem from the present tense (in its 'weak' consonant form). This verb form used with the negative verb is called a connegative.
• The partitive form "kirjaa" indicates incompleted action and hence the meaning of the verb form is present tense.
• However, in modern colloquial English, almost any adverb may be found in this syntactic position, especially when the adverb and the verb form a close syntactic unit (really-pull, not-split).
• Many devotees and critics of Korzybski reduced his rather complex system to a simple matter of what he said about the verb form "is" of the general verb "to be."
• However, the verb form was rare even during World War II and has entirely disappeared from contemporary usage.

• The imperative is formed by removing the last vowel of the infinitive verb form, just like in the other Scandinavian languages.
• No simple adjectives exist in the Tuareg languages; adjectival concepts are expressed using a relative verb form traditionally called 'participle'.
• In other languages, it may refer to almost any non-finite verb form; however, it most often refers to an action noun, by analogy with its use as applied to Latin.
• (not) often occurs with a prefixed or mutated verb form that is negative in meaning: [...] (word-for-word, "Not-is she not here") expresses "She is not here" and [...] (word-for-word, "Not-will-get Aled not go") expresses "Aled is not allowed to go".