CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DISYLLABIFY
PRESENT
Present
I disyllabify
you disyllabify
he/she/it disyllabifies
we disyllabify
you disyllabify
they disyllabify
Present continuous
I am disyllabifying
you are disyllabifying
he/she/it is disyllabifying
we are disyllabifying
you are disyllabifying
they are disyllabifying
Present perfect
I have disyllabified
you have disyllabified
he/she/it has disyllabified
we have disyllabified
you have disyllabified
they have disyllabified
Present perfect continuous
I have been disyllabifying
you have been disyllabifying
he/she/it has been disyllabifying
we have been disyllabifying
you have been disyllabifying
they have been disyllabifying
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I disyllabified
you disyllabified
he/she/it disyllabified
we disyllabified
you disyllabified
they disyllabified
Past continuous
I was disyllabifying
you were disyllabifying
he/she/it was disyllabifying
we were disyllabifying
you were disyllabifying
they were disyllabifying
Past perfect
I had disyllabified
you had disyllabified
he/she/it had disyllabified
we had disyllabified
you had disyllabified
they had disyllabified
Past perfect continuous
I had been disyllabifying
you had been disyllabifying
he/she/it had been disyllabifying
we had been disyllabifying
you had been disyllabifying
they had been disyllabifying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will disyllabify
you will disyllabify
he/she/it will disyllabify
we will disyllabify
you will disyllabify
they will disyllabify
Future continuous
I will be disyllabifying
you will be disyllabifying
he/she/it will be disyllabifying
we will be disyllabifying
you will be disyllabifying
they will be disyllabifying
Future perfect
I will have disyllabified
you will have disyllabified
he/she/it will have disyllabified
we will have disyllabified
you will have disyllabified
they will have disyllabified
Future perfect continuous
I will have been disyllabifying
you will have been disyllabifying
he/she/it will have been disyllabifying
we will have been disyllabifying
you will have been disyllabifying
they will have been disyllabifying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would disyllabify
you would disyllabify
he/she/it would disyllabify
we would disyllabify
you would disyllabify
they would disyllabify
Conditional continuous
I would be disyllabifying
you would be disyllabifying
he/she/it would be disyllabifying
we would be disyllabifying
you would be disyllabifying
they would be disyllabifying
Conditional perfect
I would have disyllabify
you would have disyllabify
he/she/it would have disyllabify
we would have disyllabify
you would have disyllabify
they would have disyllabify
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been disyllabifying
you would have been disyllabifying
he/she/it would have been disyllabifying
we would have been disyllabifying
you would have been disyllabifying
they would have been disyllabifying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you disyllabify
we let´s disyllabify
you disyllabify
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to disyllabify
Past participle
disyllabified
Present Participle
disyllabifying
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISYLLABIFY»
Discover the use of
disyllabify in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
disyllabify and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Chinese Lexicon: A Comprehensive Survey
Once this tendency sets in, it cuts across the lexicon in both directions - it goes on
to disyllabify not only monosyllables but also polysyllabic constructions. For
example, a quadrisyllabic verbal phrase like Sffl^gfr huxiang bangzhu (in which
Sffl ...
2
The Establishment of Modern Chinese Grammar: The Formation ...
Therefore, the simplification is good for the language. (L. Wang 1997: 268) Why
is there a strong tendency to disyllabify the lexicon of Modern Chinese? It is
because there are too many homonyms in Modern Chinese. Due to phonological
...
3
New Approaches to Chinese Word Formation: Morphology, ...
If the above analyses are correct, we have answered the question of where the
tendency to disyllabify originated. Recall that I have also argued (e. g., 5.3) that
the development of disyllabicity was theoretically independent of compounding.
Jerome Lee Packward, 1998
4
Comprehensive English-Hindi dictionary:
Disyllabiflcation. v.t.— Disyllabify. to make into two syllables SRRf W «MMI 1 n. —
Disyllabism, the character of having two syllables $ 3RRT 3RTT ^ft ^ IT^fn" I
Dissymmetrical adj. in opposite directions WR 3?Rt f^TT3Tt 3Wfd*W, R^Nl^H ^f, ...
Bholānātha Tivārī, Amaranātha Kapūra, Viśvaprakāśa Gupta, 1998
5
Word Ways: The Journal of Recreational Linguistics
... discus sionis beneficium ex+ disponendi jus = dispora disporum dissentiente
nemine = dissention dissension dissyllabic disyllabic dis syllabify disyllabify
dissyllabism disyllabism dissyllabize disyllabize distans actio ad = distractor
distracter ...
6
Tsing Hua journal of Chinese studies
If the verb did not disyllabify, the auxiliary bet might be cliticized to it (for prosodic
reasons, see Feng 1994). This in turn could lead to further development with the
result that bei became the first element of a V-V compound or a prefix to the ...
7
The formation of the resultative construction and its ...
(L. Wang 1997: 268) "Why is there a strong tendency to disyllabify the lexicon of
Modern Chinese? It is because that there are too many homonyms in Modern
Chinese. Due to phonological evolution, many lexical items with different ...
Yuzhi Shi, Stanford University. Dept. of Asian Languages, 1999
8
A grammar of Mandarin Chinese
The sole purpose of the morphological process in question is indisputably to
disyllabify the words. In abbreviations, it seems two-syllable forms are used
whenever possible. For example, the abbreviated form for lemin daibiao dahui '
General ...
9
Studies on Chinese prosodic grammar
If the above analyses are correct, we have answered the question of where the
tendency to disyllabify originated. Recall that I have also argued (e. g. , 5. 3) that
the development of disyllabicity was theoretically independent of compounding.
10
Malilime: Malawian Journal of Linguistics
Unlike the preposition ne "by, and, with', the lexical dya Neat' cannot disyllabify
by cliticizing to the following word: 10. *[dyasadza]G0 As the tableau in (11)
shows, it is 26 Shona Disyllabification and the Prosody-Syntax Interface in
Optimality ...
