inflection (Also inflections) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to inflection

  • inflexion«
  • prosody«
  • flection«
  • flexion«
  • modulation«
  • declination«
  • declension«
  • conjugation«
  • inflection«
  • intonation«
  • accent«
  • tone«
  • paradigm«
  • speech rhythm«
  • rhythm«
  • caesura«
  • pluralization«
  • pitch contour«
  • stress«
  • emphasis«
  • pluralisation«
  • enjambment«
  • enjambement«
  • intonation pattern«
  • timbre«
  • word accent«
  • tonic accent«
  • pitch accent«
  • accentuation«
  • monotone«
  • droning«
  • word stress«
  • conjugate«
  • singsong«
  • chant«
  • sentence stress«
  • drone«
  • decline«
  • compare«
  • quality«
  • timber«
  • inflect«
  • noun«
  • inflectional«
  • verb«
  • ʾiʿrāb«
  • adjective«
  • modulate«
  • weak«
  • suffix«
  • accentual«
  • uninflected«
  • sil«
  • emphatic«
  • harmonic«
  • overt inflection«
  • paradigmatic«
  • idiom«
  • thematic«
  • pronoun«
  • emphasised«
  • melody pipe«
  • syncretistic«
  • language«
  • accentuate«
  • accent mark«
  • stem«
  • linguistics«
  • exclamatory«
  • stationary point«
  • form«
  • intone«
  • realizational«
  • inflectional morpheme«
  • emphasized«
  • tonic«
  • preinflectional«
  • lexicon«
  • pluralize«
  • tone of voice«
  • postinflectional«
  • gender«
  • pluralise«
  • polyptoton«
  • intonate«
  • dialect«
  • pitch«
  • basque verb«
  • cantillate«
  • sonority«
  • past iterative«
  • morpheme«
  • caesural«
  • parisyllabic«
  • word«
  • ringing«
  • overinflection«
  • preposition«
  • resonance«
  • number«
  • english«
  • modality«
  • participle«
  • invariable«
  • european language«
  • coloration«
  • inflexure«
  • mood«
  • speech pattern«
  • inflective«
  • determiner«
  • chanter«
  • inflections«
  • verb form«
  • adpositions«
  • vibrancy«
  • noun phrase«
  • inflectionless«
  • person«
  • vehemence«
  • sentence«
  • imparisyllabic«
  • article«
  • nasality«
  • homoioptoton«
  • indo«
  • shrillness«
  • heteroclisis«
  • english verb«
  • stridency«
  • grammatical case«
  • slavic language«
  • genitive«
  • postposition«
  • formative«
  • root«
  • shout«
  • plural«
  • colour«
  • first declension«
  • color«
  • direct verb«
  • past participle«
  • cry«
  • diffraction«
  • cantillation«
  • desinential inflection«
  • derivational morpheme«
  • chanting«
  • desinence«
  • colouration«
  • convex«
  • affix«
  • register«
  • tense«
  • outcry«
  • concave«
  • superlative form«
  • flat«
  • case«
  • inflected language«
  • stridence«
  • cadence«
  • affixation«
  • sonorousness«
  • athematic«
  • regular verb«
  • reverberance«
  • anaptotic«
  • ablaut«
  • plangency«
  • analytic«
  • numeral«
  • accidence«
  • grammatical category«
  • ending«
  • interlingua«
  • fixed intonation«
  • grammatical relation«
  • irregular verb«
  • exclamation«
  • main verb«
  • transitivity«
  • umlaut«
  • masculine«
  • suffix pronoun«
  • tonality«
  • direct object«
  • divergence«
  • allocutive form«
  • proper noun«
  • prefix«
  • adverb«
  • grave accent«
  • example«
  • acute accent«
  • english irregular verb«
  • deflexion«
  • basque grammar«
  • nasal twang«
  • nasal«
  • modern english«
  • adpositional phrase«
  • standard lithuanian«
  • romance language«
  • pure tone«
  • head tone«
  • english plural«
  • chest tone«
  • grammatical marker«
  • eye dialect«
  • ergative language«
  • flatness«
  • old norse«
  • twang«
  • largest language«
  • drawl«
  • synthetic language«
  • deviation«
  • verbal inflection«
  • old english«
  • patois«
  • indefinite«
  • trumpet«
  • simple past«
  • singular«
  • head voice«
  • person singular pronoun«
  • chest voice«
  • aorist«
  • roundness«
  • agglutination«
  • note«
  • standard pattern«
  • difference«
  • lexeme«
  • undertone«
  • agglutinative language«
  • finite form«
  • proto«
  • uralic language«
  • marker«
  • forcefulness«
  • sound change«
  • stress mark«
  • intransitive verb«
  • ido«
  • manner of speaking«
  • meaning«
  • grammatical gender«
  • exclaiming«
  • transitive verb«
  • sharp«
  • infinitive«
  • overemphasis«
  • german«
  • plainchant«
  • class«
  • mouth«
  • coffee«
  • strength«
  • instance«
  • yell«
  • language family«
  • key«
  • function«
  • book«
  • subordination«
  • chinese«
  • singalong«
  • echo«
  • esperanto«
  • speech«
  • voice«
  • acute«
  • basque«
  • clarion«
  • latin«
  • subject«
  • proclamation«
  • 食べている tabeteiru«
  • plainsong«
  • 行かせられる ikaserareru«
  • chest register«
  • grave«
  • call«
  • ring«
  • gee«
  • promulgation«
  • ague«
  • weak inflection—sometimes«
  • verb– chinese«
  • head register«
  • verbal inflectional paradigm«
  • uzbek—all turkic language«
  • departure«
  • uralic inflection«
  • music«
  • umlaut variation«
  • tzen zaidak«
  • force«
  • tungus—are agglutinative«
  • delivery«
  • traditional english dictionary list book«
  • vociferation«
  • thoroughgoing division«
  • rotundity«
  • tense/person/case/mood category«
  • ecphonesis«
  • suprasegmental variation«
  • speaker opinion«
  • spanish tener → tengo«
  • talk«
  • spanish digo«
  • heavy«
  • single inflection«
  • announcement«
  • single grammatical category«
  • firm«
  • simple inflectional system«
  • similar rule amount«
  • short vowel alternation«
  • root read«
  • respective unique conjugation«
  • relevant inflection«
  • proper noun category«
  • principal parts—these«
  • plural.the«
  • person nominative«
  • person accusative«
  • past progressive ている«
  • passive され«
  • overt inflectional morphology«
  • overt conjugation«
  • noun phrase morphology«
  • nominal inflectional paradigm«
  • multiple grammatical role«
  • mugagabe«
  • major eastern asian language«
  • major declension«
  • maja → majja«
  • lost inflectional detail«
  • likely occurrence«
  • liburu«
  • le povres«
  • latin verb ducam«
  • latin dīcō«
  • invariant item«
  • inflectional plural affix -s«
  • inflectional past tense affix -ed«
  • inflectional paradigm«
  • individual meaningful unit«
  • illa habeva vivite«
  • icelandic preserve«
  • habitual auxiliary«
  • gěile«
  • grammatical marking system«
  • geschwommen«
  • gerund/present participle«
  • german schwimmen«
  • german machen → machte«
  • fusional verb«
  • french yeux«
  • formal literary arabic«
  • finnish talossanikinko«
  • european deflexion trend«
  • english short adjective«
  • english possessive indicator«
  • covert inflectional transparency«
  • content morpheme car«
  • compound verb tense similar«
  • comeré«
  • comer → como«
  • baltic verb«
  • baltic languages«
  • arabic regional dialect«
  • alternative pronoun«
  • altaic languages—turkic«
  • altaic inflection«
  • ak saldu dizkiegu«
  • agglutinative nominal inflection«
  • adjective comparation«
  • additional inflectional complexity«
  • accusative–«
  • process«
  • pattern«
  • dog«
  • marathi«
  • suffix -am«
  • san carlos dialect«
  • romance tongue«
  • person feminine plural«
  • particle 的«
  • other germanic languages«
  • old english inflectional system«
  • old english genitive«
  • most verb tense«
  • keep–kept–kept«
  • inflectional morphology«
  • inflection system«
  • impermissible consonant cluster«
  • european union official language«
  • english mouse«
  • descendant indo«
  • conjugated auxiliary verb«
  • clitic postposition«
  • auxiliary languages«
  • ablaut process«
  • irregularity«
  • plurality«
  • addition«
  • finnish«
  • system«
  • vivite«
  • traditional grammatical term«
  • similar inflection rule«
  • person singular nominative«
  • it declension«
  • irregular verb conjugation«
  • introflection«
  • declensional ending«
  • mandarin«
  • derivation«
  • tendré«
  • tatweel«
  • slavic languages«
  • sing–sang–sung«
  • simple paradigm«
  • schwamm«
  • root dog«
  • regular inflection«
  • person singular suffix«
  • nominal tam«
  • many grammarian«
  • invariable particle«
  • compound verb form«
  • vowel«
  • concord«
  • lexical mean«
  • invariable form«
  • inflectional complexity«
  • adjective agreement«
  • contrast«
  • plural category«
  • other auxiliary«
  • ablaut variation«
  • aspect«
  • special inflection«
  • other mood«
  • original suffix«
  • izan«
  • unbound morpheme«
  • most slavic language«
  • english clause«
  • passive voice form«
  • modern latvian«
  • it category«
  • didactical purpose«
  • jordanian arabic«
  • japanese noun«
  • irregular inflection«
  • strong declension«
  • dije«
  • desinences«
  • sound«
  • old english noun«
  • inflectional language«
  • -est«
  • realis mood«
  • modern mandarin chinese«
  • detail«
  • past indicative«
  • sanskrit«
  • particle«
  • weak declension«
  • covert form«
  • ancient greek verb«
  • uninflected form«
  • japanese particle«
  • indefinite noun«
  • additional suffix«
  • temporal proximity«
  • plural -s«
  • bare form«
  • tense–aspect–mood«
  • inflectional category«
  • dicho«
  • benefactive«
  • syrian arabic«
  • conjugated verb«
  • gerundive«
  • germanic strong verb«
  • œil«
  • bare infinitive«
  • polite request«
  • suffix -s«
  • prefixing«
  • inflected form«
  • factual«
  • free morpheme«
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