10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTENSATIVE»
Discover the use of
intensative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
intensative and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words, Obsolete ...
Obtaining ; accomplishment. So that they loste the begets Of worshipe and of
worldls pees. Gower, MS. Soc. Antiq. 134, f. 36. BI. Bi- or be- is a very common
prefix to verbs derived from the Anglo-Saxon, and has chiefly an intensative
power, ...
James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, 1872
2
Elements of Galic Grammar, in four parts, etc
The Form of the Adjective dePends on its Noun, when it immediately follows the
Noun, or only with the intervention of an intensative Particle, " to, gle, &c." and
when both the Noun and the Adjective are in the Subject, or both in the Predica'te
, ...
Alexander STEWART (Minister of Dingwall.), 1801
3
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
The form of the Adjective depends on its Noun, when it imme_ diately follows the
Noun, or only with the intervention of an intensative Particle, ' ro, glé', &c. and
when both the Noun and the Adjective are in the Subject, or both in the Predicate,
...
4
The Anglo-Saxon Poems of Beowulf: The Travellers Song and ...
This eormen appears in composition like mœgen. regen. and beód. to be merely
an intensative. That it derives its power from the name of some heathen god is
probable; even in A. S. I think I have found traces of such a meaning; for instance,
...
John Mitchell Kemble, 1835
5
The Argyleshire Pronouncing Gaelic Dictionary
Se. Highland Societys Dictionary. l'. i. e. id ш. that is. ih. the same. Imp.
lmpersonal. Interi. Intensative. I aller. or I nt. interjeetion. Intern interrogative. fr. for
pure Irish-Irish for Irish Dialect.. „ш. Islands. Ir. Island of Islay, Argyle-shire. Isf.
Icelandic.
6
Chinese Grammar Self-taught
TDl&llwJ*fi§ifftady hwa hao hai hao ; his words were only fairly good.
jSflHififfJSiiF dje-go shu hao hat hao; this book is not very good. It is to be noted
that jS. hai has an intensative sense when used with any word except fiF hao,
good. iR ta bi ...
7
A Gaelic Dictionary in Two Parts. To which is Prefixed a New ...
Impérative. infin. ... Infinitive. intens. - - • Intensative. inter. ... Interrogative. interj. ...
Interjection. m. - - - - Masculine gender. n. .... Nominative case. Sco. Scotch.
Shans. - - - Shanscrit. Stir. .... Stirian dialect of the Sclavonic. Swed. --- Swedish.
Syr.
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
8
A treatise on 'the first resurrection' and 'the thousand ...
... intensative, entirely or thoroughly, and xouiu, to burn,) and its use in classical
authors would denote, namely, that of consuming or burning u}i, either at once, or
, as it were, by a continuing consumption : of this, however, the reader will be ...
The interpolation of the intensative syllable "ta" is, according to Adair, a "note of
magnitude," and the title of their prophets, whose functions are blended as priests
, conjurers, physicians, and councilors,—the cheera-taghe,—signifies "men of ...
Mary Noailles Murfree, 2012
10
Anglo-Saxonica: Bibliothèque Anglo-Saxonne
Blonca. 88. prymmum cwæhte ma2gen-wudu mundum; for ante turmam
concussit potentia: lignum 'ma/n'itus; read, fortibus vibravit ingerw tignum
manibus: mwgen (n), mls, potentia, is in composition an intensative. 88. Ic pæs
ende-sæta.
Philippe François ¬de La Renaudière, Francisque Michel, 1837
