- The
pluperfect (shortening of plusquamperfect),
usually called past
perfect in English,
characterizes certain verb
forms and
grammatical tenses involving...
- In
number theory, a
narcissistic number (also
known as a
pluperfect digital invariant (PPDI), an
Armstrong number (after
Michael F. Armstrong) or a plus...
-
derives from the
pluperfect subjunctive of
Vulgar Latin and the -ra from the
pluperfect indicative,
combining to
overtake the
previous pluperfect subjunctive...
- aorist, imperfect, and
pluperfect, but not to any of the
other forms of the
aorist (no
other forms of the
imperfect and
pluperfect exist). The two kinds...
- as
perfectum tenses),
consisting of the perfect, ****ure perfect, and
pluperfect. To
these six main
tenses can be
added various periphrastic or compound...
- mathematics, a
multiply perfect number (also
called multiperfect number or
pluperfect number) is a
generalization of a
perfect number. For a
given natural number...
-
distinguish it from most
other Romance languages, such as a
synthetic pluperfect, a ****ure
subjunctive tense, the
inflected infinitive, and a
present perfect...
-
progressive or past
perfect continuous (also
known as the
pluperfect progressive or
pluperfect continuous)
combines perfect progressive aspect with past...
-
specified time in the past, and
therefore has
similar function to the
pluperfect found in some languages. The past
perfect progressive (sometimes referred...
-
forms for tenses, aspects, and/or moods—present, preterite, imperfect,
pluperfect, ****ure, and conditional.
Three (or four) moods—indicative, subjunctive...
