- In
linguistic typology, subject–
verb–object (SVO) is a
sentence structure where the
subject comes first, the
verb second, and the
object third. Languages...
- This page is
about verbs in
Hungarian grammar.
There is
basically only one
pattern for
verb endings, with
predictable variations dependent on the phonological...
- Anywhere. In 2006, he co-founded
MobileVerbs Inc., a
mobile marketing service company,
which was
acquired by
iLoop Mobile in
February 2010. In 2007, he teamed...
- This
article describes the
conjugation and use of
verbs in Slovene.
Further information about the
grammar of the
Slovene language can be
found in the...
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effect in the
infinitive of
verbs. This form
normally had
ending accent in
mobile paradigms, but some Balto-Slavic
mobile verbs had root
accent in the infinitive...
-
dominance of the
Google search engine, to
google has
become a
transitive verb. The
neologism commonly refers to
searching for
information on the World...
-
imperfective verbs from
perfective ones.
Originally in Balto-Slavic,
there were only two
accent classes,
fixed (with
fixed stem accent) and
mobile (with accent...
- the
ending of a Proto-Indo-European (PIE) word. Nouns, adjectives, and
verbs in the Indo-European
languages with this
vowel are thematic, and
those without...
- The form
factor of a
mobile phone is its size, shape, and style, as well as the
layout and
position of its
major components. A bar (also
known as a slab...
- PB
verb system as foundation,
verbs in PB can
belong to four
classes (*-o stem, *-i stem, *-ā stem, athematic) plus the
athematic class. The
verbs are:...
