- the Goal of the Tournament, UEFA
published an
extensive list of
goals nominalised for the award. The
following three goals,
according to UEFA's ranking...
- Noun adjunct, a noun used as an
adjective Adnoun,
alternative term for
nominalised adjective,
alternative historical term for
adjective Yamamura, Shuto...
-
converbs (see
Sirenik below), gerunds, gerundives, transgressives, and
nominalised verbs in
complement clauses. As a result, 'participles' have come to...
- 'moistness'; 'ǝwq-ät 'knowledge'; wəfr-ät 'fatness'.
There are also
several nominalising suffixes. -ǝnna: – 'relation'; krǝst-ənna 'Christianity'; sənf-ənna 'laziness';...
- objects. If a verb form is
nominalised, e.g. to
create a
relative clause, then
another suffix is used: -šše.
Nominalised verbs can
undergo Suffixaufnahme...
-
German origins but who did not hold
German citizenship." The term is the
nominalised plural of volksdeutsch, with
Volksdeutsche denoting a
singular female...
- Kri (Krìì) is a
Vietic language spoken by the Kri
people of Laos and Vietnam.
Alternative names for Kri
include Karii, K[a]ri-Phoong, Kha Phoong, Coi,...
-
converted into the
heads of
subordinate clauses through the
addition of the
nominalising suffix -a, much as in Sumerian:
siyan in-me kuši-hš(i)-me-a “the temple...
-
stretch below, to subtend", from τείνω teinō "to stretch, extend". The
nominalised participle, ἡ ὑποτείνουσα, was used for the
hypotenuse of a triangle...
-
Etymology Dictionary.
Retrieved 30
December 2014. Via Old
French prier,
nominalised use of the
Latin adjective precaria "something
obtained by entreating...
