KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS LAPIDIFIED
PRESENT
Present
I lapidify
you lapidify
he/she/it lapidifies
we lapidify
you lapidify
they lapidify
Present continuous
I am lapidifying
you are lapidifying
he/she/it is lapidifying
we are lapidifying
you are lapidifying
they are lapidifying
Present perfect
I have lapidified
you have lapidified
he/she/it has lapidified
we have lapidified
you have lapidified
they have lapidified
Present perfect continuous
I have been lapidifying
you have been lapidifying
he/she/it has been lapidifying
we have been lapidifying
you have been lapidifying
they have been lapidifying
PAST
Past
I lapidified
you lapidified
he/she/it lapidified
we lapidified
you lapidified
they lapidified
Past continuous
I was lapidifying
you were lapidifying
he/she/it was lapidifying
we were lapidifying
you were lapidifying
they were lapidifying
Past perfect
I had lapidified
you had lapidified
he/she/it had lapidified
we had lapidified
you had lapidified
they had lapidified
Past perfect continuous
I had been lapidifying
you had been lapidifying
he/she/it had been lapidifying
we had been lapidifying
you had been lapidifying
they had been lapidifying
FUTURE
Future
I will lapidify
you will lapidify
he/she/it will lapidify
we will lapidify
you will lapidify
they will lapidify
Future continuous
I will be lapidifying
you will be lapidifying
he/she/it will be lapidifying
we will be lapidifying
you will be lapidifying
they will be lapidifying
Future perfect
I will have lapidified
you will have lapidified
he/she/it will have lapidified
we will have lapidified
you will have lapidified
they will have lapidified
Future perfect continuous
I will have been lapidifying
you will have been lapidifying
he/she/it will have been lapidifying
we will have been lapidifying
you will have been lapidifying
they will have been lapidifying
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would lapidified
you would lapidified
he/she/it would lapidified
we would lapidified
you would lapidified
they would lapidified
Conditional continuous
I would be lapidifying
you would be lapidifying
he/she/it would be lapidifying
we would be lapidifying
you would be lapidifying
they would be lapidifying
Conditional perfect
I would have lapidified
you would have lapidified
he/she/it would have lapidified
we would have lapidified
you would have lapidified
they would have lapidified
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been lapidifying
you would have been lapidifying
he/she/it would have been lapidifying
we would have been lapidifying
you would have been lapidifying
they would have been lapidifying
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you lapidify
we let´s lapidify
you lapidify
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
lapidified
Present Participle
lapidifying
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «LAPIDIFIED» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
lapidified in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
lapidified im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
The Revolution in Geology from the Renaissance to the ...
According to this mode, worms, snail-shells, wood, and sharks' teeth had been
once-living things or parts of them, before they were destroyed by the lapidifying
juices flowing over them. When the lapidifying juice cooled, they were lapidified ...
2
General View of the Agriculture of the County of Berwick; ...
These often graduate into each other, and are often intermixed, in their imperfect,
irregular, and troubled stratification, with a half lapidified tough and compact clay,
called leek by the quarriers, which soon loses its tenacity by exposure to frosts, ...
3
Anthropological treatises of Blumenbach and Hunter
Our limestone swarms likewise with numerous kinds of lapidified marine
creatures, among which, as far as I know, there is only one single species that so
much resembles any one of the present kinds, that it may be considered as the
original ...
Johann Friedrich Blumenbach, Thomas Bendyshe, Karl Friedrich Heinrich Marx, 1865
4
Aristotle: The Collected Papers of Joseph Owens
But how can you express this in ordinary language? It can hardly be done.
Ordinary language has not been developed to meet this contingency. The best
you can do, perhaps, is to say that matter is humanized, equinized, lapidified, and
so on, ...
Joseph Owens, John R. Catan
5
Aristotle: The Collected Papers of Joseph Owens
But how can you express this in ordinary language? It can hardly be done.
Ordinary language has not been developed to meet this contingency. The best
you can do, perhaps, is to say that matter is humanized, equinized, lapidified, and
so on, ...
Joseph Owens, John R. Catan, 1981
6
Elements of Chemical and Physical Geology
It was therefore a silicified wood ; and this wood had certainly not been lapidified
by the water of the lake. This, as well as the other specimens, resemble so much
the silicified wood occurring in the brown coal formations, that there can be no ...
7
Transactions of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall
The argillaceous part gradually increases upwards, till it becomes a bed of clay :
it is only the inferior and more siliceous beds that are lapidified. The appearance
of this stratified deposit is very curious and interesting. The layers are about ...
Royal Geological Society of Cornwall, 1828
8
Agricultural Surveys: Berwick (1813)
These often graduate into each other, and are often intermixed, in their imperfect,
irregular, and troubled stratification, with a half lapidified tough and compact clay,
called leek by the quarriers, which soon' loses its tenacity by exposure to frosts ...
Great Britain. Board of Agriculture, 1813
... and almost unbroken sheets over spaces of a thousand miles in length, in a
very slightly solidified or lapidified state, is the more interesting when coupled
with the absence, throughout the same regions, of all plutonic or igneous rocks.
The loose sands, which are said to be found lapidified in volcanic districts, may
possibly derive their principle of solidification from the action of sulphuric waters ;
but I have not had any opportunity of. * It is a curious circumstance that water thus
...
Royal Geological Society of Cornwall, 1818
