- head noun. It may be an:
attributive adjective attributive noun
attributive verb or
other part of speech, such as an
attributive numeral.
Property (attribute)...
-
profanity or "bad language",
though there are also
inoffensive expletive attributives. The word is
derived from the
Latin verb explere,
meaning "to fill",...
- An
attributive verb is a verb that
modifies (expresses an
attribute of) a noun in the
manner of an
attributive adjective,
rather than
express an independent...
-
classed separately, as determiners. Examples: That's a
funny idea. (
Attributive) That idea is funny. (Predicative) Tell me
something funny. (Postpositive)...
-
classed into
attributives.
Attributives are few in number, and
unlike the
other words, are
strictly limited to
modifying nouns.
Attributives never predicate...
- determiner, noun, and
attributive also varies,
though with
morphological consequences.
There is
number and
gender agreement on both
attributives (for head nouns)...
- money" verb+verb mukul-milvan "to murder"
attributive+verb chʼul-totin "to
become a godfather"
Attributives are
words that can
function as predicates...
-
hundreds more". bartleby.com.
Retrieved 17
April 2015. "Possessives and
Attributives". chicagomanualofstyle.org.
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original on 7 November...
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Lankan English. In
Indian English, the word is used both as an
attributive and non-
attributive noun with
either an
unmarked or
marked ("-s") plural, respectively...
-
phrasal adjective, or
adjectival phrase) is a
compound of two or more
attributive words: that is, two or more
words that
collectively modify a noun. Compound...
