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predicatid

predicatid noun: a portion of a predicate that lacks time indication.

Noun

predicatid (plural predicatids)

  1. A portion of a predicate that lacks time indication.
    • In the subclassification of predicatids into activity and non-activity predicatids, the do it predicatids, as activity predicatids, contrast with the do so and so ...do predicatids, as non-activity predicatids.1968, Janua linguarum: Series maior, volume 23, page 70

Forms of predicatid

pluralpredicatids

Questions about predicatid

What does predicatid mean?
Predicatid means a portion of a predicate that lacks time indication.
What part of speech is predicatid?
Predicatid is a noun.
What is the plural of predicatid?
The plural of predicatid is predicatids.

Words near predicatid in the dictionary

  1. predicate logics
  2. predicate noun
  3. predicate nouns
  4. predicated
  5. predicates
  6. predicatid
  7. predicatids
  8. predicating
  9. predication
  10. predicational
  11. predications

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