notificate
notificate verb: to notify.
Verb
notificate (third-person singular simple present notificates, present participle notificating, simple past and past participle notificated)
- To notify.
- i could try now to explain it, but there is a much better source of information, the: New Interactive Kernel Hackers Guide, where you can post your own questions if you dont understand something [and the thing notificates people who know the answer, and the answer gets part of the document, and...1996 June 4, Ingo Molnar, “swapping order?”, in linux.dev.kernel (Usenet), archived from the original on 29 Jun 2026
- He […] was obviously some kind of foreigner as English was certainly not his native tongue. He proceeded to inform me that the Deportment^([sic]) of Homespun Insolvency had notificated him that I was congealing weapons of, well, I won't say of what but it rather took me aback, although I suppose...2003 October 6, Robin Parkinson, “birthdays”, in uk.media.radio.archers (Usenet), archived from the original on 29 Jun 2026
Forms of notificate
| third-person singular present | notificates |
|---|---|
| present participle | notificating |
| past participle | notificated |
| past | notificated |
Origin of notificate
Back-formation from notification. For its use by non-native speakers, compare Catalan, Portuguese, and Spanish notificar and Italian notificare, from Latin nōtificō.
Questions about notificate
- What does notificate mean?
- Notificate means to notify.
- What part of speech is notificate?
- Notificate is a verb.
- What is the past tense of notificate?
- The past tense of notificate is notificated.
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