:: Isn't " delenda est " a gerundive of obligation, ie it must be destroyed, rather than a statement of fact, it is destroyed ?-- talk ) 16 : 12, 11 September 2008 ( UTC)
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In Classical Latin, the gerundive is distinct in form and function from the gerund and the French the adjectival gerundive and particle forms merged completely, and the term " g�rondif " is used for adverbial use of "-ant " forms.
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In Classical Latin, the gerundive is distinct in form and function from the gerund and the French the adjectival gerundive and particle forms merged completely, and the term " g�rondif " is used for adverbial use of "-ant " forms.
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Corresponding to the active periphrastic tenses is a form made the gerundive, e . g . " capiendus erat "'he was to be captured', i . e .'he had to be captured'. ( See below on the gerundive .)
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Corresponding to the active periphrastic tenses is a form made the gerundive, e . g . " capiendus erat "'he was to be captured', i . e .'he had to be captured'. ( See below on the gerundive .)
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There were four patterns of conjugation in six tenses, three moods ( indicative, subjunctive, imperative, plus the infinitive, participle, gerund, gerundive, and supine ) and two voices ( passive and active ), all overtly expressed by affixes ( passive voice forms were periphrastic in three tenses ).
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Actually, Ingalls explains, it is possible to write the sentence in Sanskrit in around fifteen different ways'by using active or passive constructions, imperative or optative, an auxiliary verb, or any of the three gerundive forms, each of which, by the way, gives a different metrical pattern '.
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Is there a word governing this kind of usage, ( besides : archaic, obsolete, old-fashioned etc . ) I mean, is there some kind of linguistic concept for " how comes it " i . e . transitive, periphrastic, gerundive ( not that those are options, i mean, those kind of words)
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(neelix redirect ) there is nothing wrong with this as a word of course although WP : NOTDIC but the target itself is a verb which is usually discouraged per WP : NOUN . It's probably harmlessm, but Isolating can also mean well it can be a depending on your grammar a gerundive or agent noun and we maybe should R it to Isolation?
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They cannot be used in the passive themselves ( except the gerundive ), and their analogues with " active " form do not in fact exist : one cannot directly translate " The word is said " with any form of " loqu + ", and there are no forms like " loquM ", " loquis ", " loquit ", etc.
