Deponent
Deponent Deponent has significance in two different reference frames: In law the deponent is the person making a Deposition (law) In grammar a deponent verb is a verb which is active ...
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Deponent verb
Deponent verb A deponent verb is a verb that is active ... commonly the middle or passive. Languages with deponent verbs This list is not exhaustive. Greek ... also a verb form called the semi-deponent, where the verb looks active in the ... pluperfect, and future perfect. Since it is deponent, though, the latter verbs take on ...
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Verb déponent   (translated from French)
Verb déponent One names in grammar latine verb déponent one verbe which is combined only with liability, but which has a direction credit. The term comes from Latin deponens "which gives up (the others voice) ». In old Greek and in sanskrit , there exists an equivalent, the verbs media-tantum ("only ...
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Deponent verb   (translated from Spanish)
Deponent verb verbos deponent they were those used in latín classic ...
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Talk:Deponent verb
Talk:Deponent verb I can think of verbs that ...
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Ancient Greek grammar
... possess". Deponents, semi-deponents Some verbs, called deponent verbs, have a middle form but active ... cause to) lean, prop; press hard". (Semi-deponent, with middle perfect; Attic reduplication.) Sonorant-stem ... esēmanthēn "show, point out; signify, indicate". (Semi-deponent, with middle perfect.) Verb in ainō: kraino ... kraneō (kranô), ekrāna, --, kekrammai, ekranthēn "accomplish". (Semi-deponent, with middle perfect, but with slightly different ... an/ suffix: aisthanomai, aisthēsomai, ēisthomēn, --, ēisthēmai, -- "perceive". (Deponent. Second aorist. Root aisth with suffix ...
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Linguistic history of Spanish
... in Iberia if at all. Loss of deponent verbs Latin had nearly 1,000 deponent verbs, but by the time Castilian emerged ... the vocabulary altogether. The process of converting deponent verbs to regular conjugations began in Latin ... in place of hortor, luctor and sortior (deponent). Switch/loss of deponent verbs Status Latin deponent Regularized Spanish ...
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Latin conjugation
... and an active voice. Furthermore, there exist deponent and semi-deponent Latin verbs (verbs with a passive form ... future Imperative: present Participle: perfect Verbal adjective Deponent and semi-deponent verbs Deponent verbs are verbs that are passive ...
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Talk:Esperanto vocabulary
... is reminiscent of the infinitive of Latin deponent verbs (uti, loqui, sequi &c). The jussive ... likewise paralleled in the imperative of Greek deponent verbs (e.g. δέχου) as well as ... it may seem slightly desperate looking to deponent forms for parallels, but as you say ... s probably best just to give the deponent example, then, since δείκνυ doesn't have ...
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... Very well. "Sequitor" is the present imperative deponent. As a deponent, sequor has both a passive and active ... object. "Sequitur" is the present 3rd person deponent, once again with a possible active or ...
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