For example, one can say mər gə-ya "He died," bhūl gə-ya "He forgot," bol uṭh-a "He blurted out" in Hindi, using the verbs ja "go" (masculine singular past gə-ya), uṭh "stand up".
A locus of freely willed action arises when the present offers, from an agent's (singular) past, more than one path into the future.
The word "insect" comes from the Latin word, meaning "with a notched or divided body", or literally "cut into", from the neuter singular past participle of, "to cut into, to cut up", from in- "into" and secare "to cut"; because insects appear "cut into" three sections.
In comparison, words with the following six POS tags were less likely to be click-words: plural noun, third person singular, past participle of a verb, pronominal past participle, number or numeric, and coordinating conjunction.
Morphology was assessed through calculation of morphological errors that were coded for each transcript using the same categories as found in the Wugs test: plurality, third-person singular, past tense, comparative/superlative, present progressive, and possessive.
This verb form consists of the conjugated helping verb, "haber," and the singular past participle of the word "leer".
In a state that has little welfare provision, it is not uncommon to see people in their late 70s still working at restaurants or in supermarkets.Rather, it has much to do with Singapore's singular first-past-the-post system.
"Gaslight divided light — and life — from its singular, self-reliant past.
History is past, and singular, and the same year never comes round twice.
In the case of the New York School, that self-described Greatest Generation of midcentury artists, newer histories have moved past the singular, heroic-figure narrative to emphasize the era's inherent collectivism and internationalism, and the presence of women — and not just as wives or lovers.
The blue line represents the trajectory of the system when starting from initial conditions ( θ 0, − π ) : it passes along the nullcline d θ E d t = φ ( θ E, Θ ) = 0 (in red) and then quickly escapes to ( π, Θ 1 ) once past the singular point ( 0, Θ 0 ).
