CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO EMBORDER
PRESENT
Present
I emborder
you emborder
he/she/it emborders
we emborder
you emborder
they emborder
Present continuous
I am embordering
you are embordering
he/she/it is embordering
we are embordering
you are embordering
they are embordering
Present perfect
I have embordered
you have embordered
he/she/it has embordered
we have embordered
you have embordered
they have embordered
Present perfect continuous
I have been embordering
you have been embordering
he/she/it has been embordering
we have been embordering
you have been embordering
they have been embordering
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 embordered
you embordered
he/she/it embordered
we embordered
you embordered
they embordered
Past continuous
I was embordering
you were embordering
he/she/it was embordering
we were embordering
you were embordering
they were embordering
Past perfect
I had embordered
you had embordered
he/she/it had embordered
we had embordered
you had embordered
they had embordered
Past perfect continuous
I had been embordering
you had been embordering
he/she/it had been embordering
we had been embordering
you had been embordering
they had been embordering
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will emborder
you will emborder
he/she/it will emborder
we will emborder
you will emborder
they will emborder
Future continuous
I will be embordering
you will be embordering
he/she/it will be embordering
we will be embordering
you will be embordering
they will be embordering
Future perfect
I will have embordered
you will have embordered
he/she/it will have embordered
we will have embordered
you will have embordered
they will have embordered
Future perfect continuous
I will have been embordering
you will have been embordering
he/she/it will have been embordering
we will have been embordering
you will have been embordering
they will have been embordering
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would emborder
you would emborder
he/she/it would emborder
we would emborder
you would emborder
they would emborder
Conditional continuous
I would be embordering
you would be embordering
he/she/it would be embordering
we would be embordering
you would be embordering
they would be embordering
Conditional perfect
I would have emborder
you would have emborder
he/she/it would have emborder
we would have emborder
you would have emborder
they would have emborder
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been embordering
you would have been embordering
he/she/it would have been embordering
we would have been embordering
you would have been embordering
they would have been embordering
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you emborder
we let´s emborder
you emborder
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
embordered
Present Participle
embordering
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 «EMBORDER»
Discover the use of
emborder in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
emborder and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
সেসুপ্তম্বরের ও ডেরর্কাঞ দিসেম্বরের পরে বুধবার ও ম্ভক্রবার ও To Emborder, ঢ- 11-
টী- কিনারা পাতি বা হাসিরত্যেরা পেতো Embers, n. S. Sax. আঙ্গরা. জ্বলদঙ্গার.
নি২টুন্ধতুথি, নিব-বাগ না হই To Emborder, [মোঃমো৪৪শব্দ দেখ I ]ট্ট[৷ন্ধু])৪৷'ক্ষে৪৪]৫,
n. s. ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
2
The English Journal of Education
First Year . . . Mangel Wurzel. 1st. 2nd. Wheat. 3rd. Grass. Second Year . . Wheat.
Grass. Mangel Wurzel. Third Year , . . Grass. Mangel Wurzel. Wheat. English.
French. Emborder. Endorse. Imborder, Emborder (Old French) Endorser. Indorse.
3
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
Gt. অনোতে নির্বিন্ট বা সহকারি রস্তু I To Emborder. v. a. M কিনারা গাহি বা
হাসিয়াদারা পোতা - I To gmb0rdel', Imborder=ia; দেএ্যা | To Embosk, Imbosk শব্দ
(দ-ফ্রে | To Emboss. v. 0- Fr. গেলে টিবি বা উচ্চাকৃতি রস্তুদ্বায়া নির্যাণ -কৃ বা-
ণঠ.
4
A Comprehensive Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary: ...
Damaskiii Dissolvable Dissolvible Emblazon Imblazon Damson Damascene
Distention Distension Embody Imbody Dandruff Dandriff Distrainor Distrainer
Embolden Imbolden Danegelt Dangelt Diversely Diversly Emborder . Imborder
Darn ...
Joseph Emerson Worcester, 1850
5
A comprehensive pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of ...
... Hale Imborder Emborder Gran dam Granara Haum Halm, Hawm Imbosom
Embosom Granddaughter Grandaughter Haunch Hanch Imbound Embound
Granite Granit Haust, cough, Hoast Imbox Embox Grasshopper Grashopper
Hautboy ...
Joseph Emerson Worcester, 1858
in yonder valley's fair retreat, Where summer's smiles delay, And lisping streams
emborder'd sweet, Unceasing wend their way, There dwells of maids the purest,
best, Who first inspired my muse, A nd in my fondly heaving breast, Love's fires ...
7
English-Pali Dictionary
Emborder, v.t. dasäyuttag ka- roti. p. p. °kata. Embosom, v.t. fdiñgati ; upagu- hati ;
añko nidahati. p.p. äliñ- gita ; °hita ; °nihita. Emboss, v.t. rupäni ukkirati or
utthâpoti. p.p. ukkiritarupa ; utthäpitarñpa. Embowel, v.t. antäni nïharati ; p.p.
nïhatanta.
Ambalaṅgoḍa Polvattē Buddhadatta, 1989
8
A Manual of English Gujarati Dictionary
To form into a body; to make corporeal: ^l-tt^Kl 4«;%&Hi^l 4^3'; '. 2. To form or
collect into a body; to concentrate: 40; s>i4 13; b Embolden, (SH^K-4-v )rt. To
give boldness or courage to;to encourage: io; R«tiyi MI. --,-..?. Emborder, (»i»
5llIO rt.
9
English-Assamese Dictionary
Jftel ^1 I [ ^1 \ Emborder, v. ntf^T *iftt 5%l Embosom, p. ^5 Clfal, C5CT- CW Tfnt ^
11 ' Embowel, v. sflft-lj* fcfl'SJl I Embrace, v. "*tfa!f*» *Ml I Embrace, •«. «nfa*R I
Embrasure, n. fesTfa CHItl^ Embrocate, v. '<1'5 «f^ '^M' <Hl 1 n. embrocation.
10
A Gazetteer of the State of New-York;: Carefully Written ...
Its course in this Town snay be near 8 miles, and the alluvial ilats that emborder it
are very extensive and little inferior in richness to those of Schoharie creek. The
Helderbergsf rpread over the country, and the ridges of these hills in this Town, ...
Horatio Gates Spafford, 1813
