- exhaustive.
Ancient Gr**** has middle-voice
deponents (some of
which are very common) and some p****ive-voice
deponents. An
example in
classical Gr**** is ἔρχομαι...
- Look up
deponent in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Deponent may
refer to: A
person who
makes a
deposition Deponent verb, a verb
active in meaning, but...
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deponent, is
usually notified to
appear at the
appropriate time and
place by
means of a subpoena. Frequently, the most
desired witness (the
deponent)...
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present stem. The
present stem can be
found by
omitting the -re (-rī in
deponent verbs)
ending from the
present infinitive form. The
infinitive of the first...
-
under oath") is a
written statement voluntarily made by an
affiant or
deponent under an oath or
affirmation which is
administered by a
person who is authorized...
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their perfect tenses are
built periphrastically like
deponents and
ordinary p****ives; thus, semi-
deponent verbs have a
perfect active participle instead of...
- noun
comes from the
Latin word patiens, the
present participle of the
deponent verb, patior,
meaning 'I am suffering', and akin to the Gr**** verb πάσχειν...
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periphrastic forms, for use in
perfects and in
simple tenses in
which they are
deponent.
Within a verb phrase, the
periphrastic verb
comes first,
followed by the...
- to this
deponents said Land of
Lissanore &
thence they
stolle a mare of this
deponents & a 3
yeare old Colt
worth £50;
which Colt this
deponent did see...
- counterpart) are
called deponent verbs: ipse in
Italiam profectus est (Caesar) 'he
himself set out for Italy'
Although most
deponent verbs are intransitive...
