<span class="searchmatch">Hindi</span> has a productive <span class="searchmatch">verbal</span> <span class="searchmatch">derivation</span> process that is applied to both inherited and borrowed verbs. It is characterised by the use of certain suffixes...
281 ^ Oberlies, Thomas (2005) A Historical Grammar of <span class="searchmatch">Hindi</span>, Grazer Vergleichende Arbeiten, →ISBN Appendix:<span class="searchmatch">Hindi</span>_<span class="searchmatch">verbal</span>_<span class="searchmatch">derivation</span> Appendix:<span class="searchmatch">Hindi</span>_nouns...
English) toki Inli pona (Basic English) toki Inota (Lingua Ignota) toki Insi (<span class="searchmatch">Hindi</span>) toki Intelinwa (Interlingua) toki Intonesija (Indonesian) toki Inu (Inuit...
languages, and the Indic Trinidadian Hindustani (Bhojpuri and Awadhi), <span class="searchmatch">Hindi</span>, Urdu, Bengali, Telugu, and Tamil, Trinidadian speech is characterised by...
always used to form <span class="searchmatch">verbal</span> nouns, equivalent to an infinitive and a gerund in a European language. It is prefixed to the <span class="searchmatch">verbal</span> stem, like -soma (“read”)...
and/or borrowing from MSA and is not as common as a native/classically-<span class="searchmatch">derived</span> term, it is not included: e.g. Egyptian "famm" meaning "mouth", Iraqi "θɑ̄ni"...
of other ethnic groups, like Italians, Greeks, East Indians (including <span class="searchmatch">Hindi</span> and Gujarati), and Chinese. ¡Ajo! = Euphemism for "carajo" (prick). Literally...
almost always used to form <span class="searchmatch">verbal</span> nouns, equivalent to an infinitive or a gerund in a European language. It is prefixed to the <span class="searchmatch">verbal</span> stem, like -shoma (“read”)...
Glasshouse (Army) military prison Gobbling rods see KFS Gobbing off (Army) A <span class="searchmatch">verbal</span> outbreak, can be back chatting a senior rank or to exaggerate your role...
Skipper Common Australian term, also used elsewhere, meaning Captain Sledging <span class="searchmatch">verbal</span> abuse in simple terms, or a psychological tactic in more complex terms....