- In linguistics,
irrealis moods (abbreviated IRR) are the main set of
grammatical moods that
indicate that a
certain situation or
action is not
known to...
- tense–aspect–
mood for a
discussion of this.) Some
examples of
moods are indicative, interrogative, imperative, subjunctive, ****ctive, optative, and
potential. These...
- “lord”.
Several languages have a
potential mood, a
grammatical construction which indicates that
something is in a
potential as
opposed to
actual state. These...
-
conditional mood corresponds mostly to 'would' or 'should' or to the past
subjunctive in English. (Finnish
lacks a
subjunctive mood.) The
potential mood is rather...
- same
affixes that is used in the
potential mood as the
affixes used for the
transitory form in the
indicative mood.
Using the
normal affixes of the transitory...
-
water in
reference conditions Potential mood "
Potential" (Buffy the
Vampire Slayer), an
episode of a
television series Potential and new Slayers, characters...
-
mental health symptom checklist that
screens for and
monitors changes in
potential mood and
anxiety symptoms. The 27-item
instrument ****esses an individual's...
- 1977
edition of A
Concise Encyclopaedia of
Psychiatry called euphoria "a
mood of
contentment and well-being," with
pathologic ****ociations when used in...
- A
mood disorder, also
known as an
affective disorder, is any of a
group of
conditions of
mental and
behavioral disorder where the main
underlying characteristic...
- data.
While mood tracking can be a
valuable tool for
individuals looking to
improve their mental health and well-being,
there are also
potential limitations...
