- The
co****tive a (also a co****tivum, a athroistikon) is the
prefix ἁ- (ha-) or α- (a-) used to
express unity in
Ancient Gr****,
derived from Proto-Indo-European...
- not
universally the case. A verb that is a co**** is
sometimes called a
co****tive or co****r verb. In
English primary education grammar courses, a co****...
- Look up
co****tive in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Co****tive may
refer to: Co**** (linguistics), a part of
speech Co****tion (zoology), the union...
- of the
existing co****tive. The
subject concord must
therefore always be present; the
prefix cannot be
added to the bare
co****tive. angiy̤isílwane,...
- are
radical stems which need
affixes to form
meaningful words;
others (
co****tives, most possessives, and some adverbs) are
formed from full
words by the...
-
Because many of
these co****tive verbs may be used non-
co****tively,
examples are provided. Also,
there can be
other co****tive verbs depending on the...
-
pronounced [eɣó imí]), lit. 'I am' or 'It is I', is an
emphatic form of the
co****tive verb εἰμι that is
recorded in the
Gospels to have been
spoken by Jesus...
- ne-penthe). It is not to be
confused with,
among other things, an
alpha co****tive (e.g. a-delphós) or the
prefix an- (i.e. the
preposition aná with ecthlipsis...
- S.
military aircraft prefix Privative a, a
prefix expressing negation Co****tive a, a
prefix expressing unification A-minus A−, a
blood type A− (grade)...
- nominative:
marks the
subject of a verb.
Words that
follow a
linking verb (
co****tive verb) and
restate the
subject of that verb also use the
nominative case...
