Latin is a highly inflected language.
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Inflected
Synonyms for "inflected" (1 found)
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Antonyms
1 entriesderived
3 entriesform of
1 entrieshas context
3 entriesrelated to
10 entriessimilar
2 entriesTranslations
12 translations across 7 languages.
Czech
1 entries- ohebný adj ((grammar))
Dutch
1 entries- verbogen adj ((grammar))
French
1 entries- flexionnel adj ((linguistics))
Hungarian
4 entries- flektáló adj ((linguistics))
- flexiós adj ((linguistics))
- fúziós adj ((linguistics))
- hajlító adj ((linguistics))
Polish
1 entries- odmienny adj ((linguistics))
Russian
1 entries- флективный adj ((linguistics))
Tajik
1 entries- оҳанганд adj ((grammar))
Sample sentences
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In that language, adjectives and nouns are inflected for gender.
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In Latin, the five classes of words that can be inflected are nouns, adjectives, pronouns, verbs and their participles.
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I prefer a language in which nouns are not inflected for number.
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