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grammatical mood

grammatical mood noun: a type of the relationship of a verb with reality and intent.

Noun

grammatical mood (plural grammatical moods)

  1. A type of the relationship of a verb with reality and intent.
    Synonyms:
    mode, mood

grammatical mood meaning in Hindi, Arabic and Persian

grammatical mood in Hindi

in grammar, type of the relationship
क्रिया का भेद kriyā kā bhed

grammatical mood in Arabic

in grammar, type of the relationship
حَالَة ḥāla

grammatical mood in Persian

in grammar, type of the relationship
وجه vaje

Synonyms of grammatical mood

Forms of grammatical mood

pluralgrammatical moods

Questions about grammatical mood

What does grammatical mood mean?
Grammatical mood means a type of the relationship of a verb with reality and intent.
What is grammatical mood in Hindi?
Grammatical mood in Hindi is क्रिया का भेद (kriyā kā bhed). See Grammatical mood meaning in Hindi.
What part of speech is grammatical mood?
Grammatical mood is a noun.
What is the plural of grammatical mood?
The plural of grammatical mood is grammatical moods.

Words near grammatical mood in the dictionary

  1. grammatical cases
  2. grammatical categories
  3. grammatical category
  4. grammatical gender
  5. grammatical genders
  6. grammatical mood
  7. grammatical moods
  8. grammatical person
  9. grammatical persons
  10. grammatical word
  11. grammatical words

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