conjugational
About verb changes
Conjugational relates to conjugation—the inflection of verbs to show tense, person, number, or mood.
The term appears mainly in linguistic and grammatical contexts: conjugational patterns in Romance languages, conjugational endings.
It describes features of how verbs change form rather than the act of conjugating itself.
Strained or nervous
- aspectFeature or dimension
- moodPrevailing emotional condition
- voiceSound from throat
- personHuman individual
number · agreement · auxiliary · indicative · subjunctive · imperative · conditional · preterite
Governing framework of thought
- inflectionWord form alteration
- suffixWord-ending addition
- endingFinal portion of something
- stemPlant's central axis
root · affix · morpheme · affixation · suffixation · ablaut · umlaut · syncretism
tense
Strained or nervous
person · number · agreement · auxiliary · indicative · subjunctive · imperative · conditional · preterite · imperfect
paradigm
Governing framework of thought
- inflectionWord form alteration
- suffixWord-ending addition
- endingFinal portion of something
stem · root · affix · morpheme · affixation · suffixation · ablaut · umlaut · syncretism · agglutinative
Romance
Latin-descended language group
- GermanicOf Teutonic language stock
- SlavicOf certain Eastern Europeans
- SemiticOf Hebrew or Arabic peoples
agglutinative · isolating · Sanskrit · Latin · Greek · Arabic · weak · strong · thematic · defective
conjugationalderivational
Creating words via affixes
lexical · compositional · synthetic · analytic · periphrastic
- verb conjugationAltering action-word forms