pertingent
pertingent adjective: touching; having direct contact with.
Adjective
pertingent (comparative more pertingent, superlative most pertingent)
- Touching; having direct contact with.
- The -C column applies to suffixes that consist of a lone consonant such as pertingent -t and locative -xʼ, but plural -xʼ is excluded due to morphosemantic cooccurrence constraints.2024 January 22, James A. Crippen, Tlingitology Seminar Notes: Background and Morphology, University of British Columbia
- Synonyms:
- juxtacrine
Synonyms of pertingent
Forms of pertingent
| comparative | more pertingent |
|---|---|
| superlative | most pertingent |
Origin of pertingent
Ultimately from Latin pertingent.
Questions about pertingent
- What does pertingent mean?
- Pertingent means touching; having direct contact with.
- What part of speech is pertingent?
- Pertingent is an adjective.
Words near pertingent in the dictionary
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