Sentence examples for from the verb from inspiring English sources

Liberation: A cooler head The etymology of the word nibbana (pali) is derived from the verb to extinguish or snuff out, for example using our breath to blow out a candle.

We first report results from the verb generation task and then its relationships with creativity, intelligence, personality, and a creativity factor.

The name derives from the verb "pappare", to gobble up.

Make it "digitization," formed from the verb "digitize".

Spring is ánoixi, from the verb ανοίγω, "open, uncork"—the year opens.

Other languages keep the extensions separated from the verb stem, leaving them as detached particles.

This Italian osteria serves stuzzichini, a word for appetizers that's derived from the verb stuzzicare, which can mean "to tantalize".

The noun is formed from the verb ša- 'to know'; thus, a shaman is literally "one who knows".

The name comes from the verb "revolver" (to turn or to stir), which is a more precise way of describing the light stirring used when cooking.

Finally, in many cases a quantifier naturally floats leftward away from the verb, unsplitting the infinitive: "I find it hard to specify when to not split an infinitive".

[from the verb.] A defeat.