"ending" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- The significance of this is unclear, given that Koine Greek provides a choice of several noun endings with different isopsephy values.
- The entire indefinite noun endings -in and -un (with nunation) are left off.
- For example, Mr. Yamamoto points out, in the Algonquin family of languages, noun endings are divided into two basic categories: animate and inanimate.
- Morphological purism: directed against foreign inflection and declension (such as the resistance to plural -s in noun endings in Scandinavian languages).
- Unlike the Indo-European languages, Etruscan noun endings were more agglutinative, with some nouns bearing two or three agglutinated suffixes.
- Adjectives do not agree with the noun but may be given noun endings if there is no noun present to receive them.
- A major difference between Novial and Esperanto/Ido concerns noun endings.
- Word order is more free in Polish, partly because the noun endings help people understand the role of the word.
- For example, consider the noun endings of the Latin "first declension" singular of the word rosa "rose":
- (The genitive case below means that morphologically speaking, they can either take the nominative or the dative suffix, see Other noun endings.)
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