Sentence examples for In the adjective from inspiring English sources
In the adjective declensions there were two innovations: (1) To the Proto-Indo-European vowel types (*o-, *i-, *i-, and *u- stems) it added some pronominal endings to give the Germanic "strong" adjective declension.
NEW DELHI — The relationship between Salman Rushdie and India is consecrated in the adjective "Indian-British," which he is, including the hyphen between.
The Romans called the Etruscans Etrusci or Tusci; in Greek they were called Tyrsenoi or Tyrrhenoi; in Umbrian and Italic language their name can be found in the adjective turskum.
As a lexical item formed through blending, we find that its roots are in the adjective British and the noun exit.
"Just explain to me what news value exists in the adjective dark-skinned," he said.
Despite my parents' growing fondness for each other post-divorce, I inherently considered my dad "family" in the adjective sense, in which the word is a general descriptor for a relative I loved.
In Russian and Spanish this noun-adjective link can be established only if the adjective agrees in number and gender with the noun: libro rojo (red book).
'I am interested in the adjectives with which they describe the strategy.
'I am not interested in the adjectives with which people describe me,' he says.
The next three centuries witnessed an amazingly rich and complex American Jewish history: an encounter that would forever invest new meaning in the adjectives Jewish and American.
Although the findings were similar to the description provided in 2007, the adjective "degenerative" was replaced with "ventral" in the definition of the lesion to note the topography of the lesion rather than its uncertain pathogenesis [ 6].
