- A
hodiernal tense (abbreviated HOD) is a
grammatical tense for the
current day. (Hodie or
hodierno die is
Latin for 'today'.)
Hodiernal tenses refer to...
- a
hodiernal past.
Tenses that
contrast with
hodiernals, by
referring to the past
before today or the ****ure
after today, are
called pre-
hodiernal and...
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trajectories of
human joints Hodeida International Airport, in
Yemen Hodiernal tense Holma language,
spoken in
Nigeria Hydrogen on demand, generating...
- a
tense for any time
prior to the
current day – that is, to mean pre-
hodiernal. Cicero, In
Catilinam II; Catullus, 50; Augustine,
Sermon 4.
Daniel Nettle...
- or past
historic tense HNDR
number of
hundreds (in a numeral) HOD TOD
hodiernal tense ('today' in HOD.****/HOD****
hodernial ****ure, HOD.PST/TODP hodernial...
- of the Niger-Congo
family of languages. The
Mwera language contains a
hodiernal tense.[citation needed] The
Mwera people have had a
Traditional Religion...
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ntakyagenda "I wasn't
still going (today/yesterday)" "Memorial present",
hodiernal past
Affirmative SM-a-RT-a
nagenda "I just went (a
moment ago)" SM-a-ba...
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There is also a three-way
distinction in the ****ure:
immediate ****ure, a
hodiernal ****ure (used for
events that will take
place later the same day) and a...
- and
women differently. Similarly, just
because English lacks a
formal hodiernal tense does not mean that
English speakers cannot distinguish events which...
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between one
tense and another. In the past a
distinction is made
between hodiernal tenses (referring to
events of today) and
remote tenses (referring to...
