infinitive infinitives Etymology :Middle English infinityf, from Late Latin infinitivus, from Latin infinitus. Pronunciation :in-'fi-n&-tiv. Function :adjective. Date :15th century.
| infinitive | eylemlik isim | tr | |||
| infinitive | mastar isim | tr | |||
| infinitive | i., dilb. mastar | tr | |||
| infinitive | split infinitive | tr | |||
| infinitive | mahdut olmayan | tr | |||
| infinitive | mastara ait | en | |||
| infinitive | mastar ile ilgili | en | |||
| infinitive | gram | tr | |||
| infinitive | "to quickly report" cümleciğinde olduğu gibi zarf ile iki kısma ayrılmış mastar | tr | |||
| infinitive | isimfiil | tr | |||
| infinitives | eylemlikler Dilbilim | tr | |||
| infinitive | An infinitive form of the verb; a verb in the infinitive mood; the infinitive mood | en | |||
| infinitive | the uninflected form of the verb not having inflections to indicate tense formed with the infinitive; "an infinitive phrase | en | |||
| infinitive | not having inflections to indicate tense | en | |||
| infinitive | formed with the infinitive; "an infinitive phrase" | en | |||
| infinitive | In the manner of an infinitive mood | en | |||
| infinitive | Unlimited; not bounded or restricted; undefined | en | |||
| infinitive | inf | en | |||
| infinitive | The uninflected form of a verb. In English, this is usually formed with the verb stem preceded by to | en | |||
| infinitive | A verbal noun formed from the infinitive of a verb | en | |||
| infinitive | Formed with the infinitive | en | |||
| infinitive | the uninflected form of the verb | en | |||
| infinitive | An infinitve is composed of the word "to" immediately followed a verb with no endings Infinitives can perform any sentence function except that of predicate | en | |||
| infinitive | (in-fin-ni-tiv) In grammar an infinitive is the simple form of the verb, usually prefaced by the word to | en | |||
| infinitive | An infinitive is a verbal that is identified by the word "to" preceding the base form of the verb Examples of infinitives include to run, to seek, and to find | en | |||
| infinitive | The infinitive of a verb is the basic form, for example `do', `be', `take', and `eat'. The infinitive is often used with `to' in front of it. in grammar, the basic form of a verb, used with 'to' in English. In the sentence 'I want to watch television.' 'to watch' is an infinitive split infinitive (infinitivus, from infinitus; because the verb is not limited by person or number) | en | |||
| infinitive | simple form of a verb which does not specify a subject (Grammar) isim | en | |||
| infinitive | the base form of a verb, often used as the name of a verb as in to read, to teach | en | |||
| infinitive | The name or base form of the verb with to Infinitives can be used as a noun: His objective was to hit the ball over the fence | en | |||
| infinitive | a verbal; to plus the base form of the verb Ex :I love to dance | en | |||
| infinitive | a verbal; to plus the base form of the verb Ex :I love to dance a verbal; to plus the base form of the verb Ex :I love to dance | en | |||
| infinitive | basic impersonal form of a verb | en | |||
| infinitive | characterized by or containing an infinitive (Grammar) sıfat | en | |||
| infinitive | The second word is the predicate of an infinitive in one of the first word's cases (Tone `-' ) | en | |||
| infinitives | plural of infinitive | en | |||
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