Sentence examples for construct state from inspiring English sources

In other languages, final /-n/ may be present whenever a noun isn't in the construct state.

It is thought that this was a product of phonetic development: for instance, bayt 'house' shifted to בֵּית in construct state but retained its spelling.

In some circumstances (but never in the construct state), nouns also took a final nasal after the case ending: nunation (final /-n/) occurred in some languages, mimation (final /-m/) in others.

(Note that expected plural construct state *-ī was replaced by dual -ē.) Feminine nouns at this point ended in a suffix /-at-/ or /-t-/ and took normal case endings.

Both Hebrew and Arabic had a special form of nunation/mimation that co-occurred with the dual and masculine sound plural endings whenever the noun wasn't in the construct state.

Construct state nouns lost case vowels at an early period (similar to Akkadian), as shown by the reflexes of */ɬadaju/ (שָֹדֶה in absolute but שְׂדֵה in construct) and the reflexes of */jadu/ ( and ) However forms like יָדֵ֫נוּ show that this was not yet a feature of Proto-Hebrew.

Pledging to overhaul the way the military handles the least visible wounds of war, a private foundation will unveil a $100 million plan on Wednesday to construct state-of-the-art treatment centers for brain injuries and psychological disorders at nine of the largest bases in the country.

They know how to construct state-of-the-art, multiple-use sports facilities.

Richards spent millions of dollars to construct state-of-the-art recording and concert facilities, prosecutors said, and he promoted rock groups.

At least, we have to check whether certain phenomena in the constructed state are consistent with our knowledge.

It was noted that older road section of national highway are somewhat stabilized and the more vulnerability of phenomenon is noticed along the newly constructed state highways and major districts roads.