conjugable
kɔ̃ʒyɡabl
Definition
Definition of conjugable - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
linguistiqueTECH. qui peut être modifié selon les temps et personnesTECH.
- Le verbe « finir » est conjugable à tous les temps.
- En français, le verbe « aller » est hautement conjugable.
- Certains mots restent invariables et ne sont donc pas conjugables.
Origin of conjugable
latin, con- (avec) + jugare (joindre) (join) + -abilis (susceptible) (able)
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linguistique
qui forme avec un verbe un autre verbe conjugable
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- English:conjugatable, ...
- German:konjugierbar, ...
- Italian:coniugabile, ...
- Spanish:conjugable, ...
- Portuguese:conjugável, ...
- Chinese:可变位的, ...
- Japanese:活用できる, ...
- Arabic:قابِل لِلتَّصْرِيف, ...
- Hebrew:בַּר הַטָּיָה, ...
- Russian:спрягаемый, ...
- Ukrainian:відмінюваний, ...
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