CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MOHAMMEDANISE
PRESENT
Present
I mohammedanise
you mohammedanise
he/she/it mohammedanises
we mohammedanise
you mohammedanise
they mohammedanise
Present continuous
I am mohammedanising
you are mohammedanising
he/she/it is mohammedanising
we are mohammedanising
you are mohammedanising
they are mohammedanising
Present perfect
I have mohammedanised
you have mohammedanised
he/she/it has mohammedanised
we have mohammedanised
you have mohammedanised
they have mohammedanised
Present perfect continuous
I have been mohammedanising
you have been mohammedanising
he/she/it has been mohammedanising
we have been mohammedanising
you have been mohammedanising
they have been mohammedanising
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 mohammedanised
you mohammedanised
he/she/it mohammedanised
we mohammedanised
you mohammedanised
they mohammedanised
Past continuous
I was mohammedanising
you were mohammedanising
he/she/it was mohammedanising
we were mohammedanising
you were mohammedanising
they were mohammedanising
Past perfect
I had mohammedanised
you had mohammedanised
he/she/it had mohammedanised
we had mohammedanised
you had mohammedanised
they had mohammedanised
Past perfect continuous
I had been mohammedanising
you had been mohammedanising
he/she/it had been mohammedanising
we had been mohammedanising
you had been mohammedanising
they had been mohammedanising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will mohammedanise
you will mohammedanise
he/she/it will mohammedanise
we will mohammedanise
you will mohammedanise
they will mohammedanise
Future continuous
I will be mohammedanising
you will be mohammedanising
he/she/it will be mohammedanising
we will be mohammedanising
you will be mohammedanising
they will be mohammedanising
Future perfect
I will have mohammedanised
you will have mohammedanised
he/she/it will have mohammedanised
we will have mohammedanised
you will have mohammedanised
they will have mohammedanised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been mohammedanising
you will have been mohammedanising
he/she/it will have been mohammedanising
we will have been mohammedanising
you will have been mohammedanising
they will have been mohammedanising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would Mohammedanise
you would Mohammedanise
he/she/it would Mohammedanise
we would Mohammedanise
you would Mohammedanise
they would Mohammedanise
Conditional continuous
I would be mohammedanising
you would be mohammedanising
he/she/it would be mohammedanising
we would be mohammedanising
you would be mohammedanising
they would be mohammedanising
Conditional perfect
I would have Mohammedanise
you would have Mohammedanise
he/she/it would have Mohammedanise
we would have Mohammedanise
you would have Mohammedanise
they would have Mohammedanise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been mohammedanising
you would have been mohammedanising
he/she/it would have been mohammedanising
we would have been mohammedanising
you would have been mohammedanising
they would have been mohammedanising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you mohammedanise
we let´s mohammedanise
you mohammedanise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to mohammedanise
Past participle
mohammedanised
Present Participle
mohammedanising
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 «MOHAMMEDANISE»
Discover the use of
Mohammedanise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Mohammedanise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Oratorical Dictionary
The founder of afalse religion in Arabia and Persia in the year 63d — which he
established by the sword and a worldly policy. s. motiammedan, moham-
medanism; v. mohammedanise. MOI'DORE. s. A Portuguese coin, rated at twenty
-seven ...
John Newland Maffitt, 1835
2
The Other World: Spiritualism and Psychical Research in ...
"Let us," Burns urged his fellow progressive spiritualists, . . . with all the power we
possess, oppose every effort to Christianise, Mormonise, Mohammedanise, or
otherwise pollute Spiritualism. . . . Spiritualists! surely we may call our souls our ...
3
The Christian examiner and Church of Ireland magazine
The famous Arnaud, the Jansenist, with great wit and eloquence, insults over
these Jesuitical deceits, and exposes how they made- Christians
Mohammedanise in the island of Chia; Jndaise in Grand Cairo; idolise in South
America.
4
Seed corn (tracts on spiritualism).
Let us do likewise, and, with all the power we possess, oppose every effort to
Christianise, Mormonisc, Mohammedanise, or otherwise pollute Spiritualism. To
do so would be to accept the opinions of men — opinions that have been blindly
or ...
5
The University Library: Cambridge
See Goldziher, Mohammedanise/ze Stndz'en, Vol. II., pp. 170— 174. Burckhardt
Bequest, 1819. Unique Arabic MS., and [Qq- 28s] AL-MUFADDLA'S work on
Proverbs (Arabic). Unique in this state. Tenth Century, A.D. This book forms one
of ...
Cambridge University Library, 1905
6
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
Mohammedanise gprçt «RPTr, ç^?r- Ч1Ч ЧЧРТГ; i». Mohammedanism,
Mohammedism ^«^14 ЧЧ Moharram, Muharram, Muharrem n. Moho,
Mohorovicic(ian), discontinuity moliur п. Ч£Т, 4tfT moider, moither v.l. '&f4ñ fHT;
HWTRT; чтт чщт; ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
7
Le Défi magique: Esotérisme, occultisme, spiritisme
In the first place, not all Spiritualists in the nineteenth and early twentieth
centuries were Christians; the non- Christian Spiritualists exhorted their fellow-
believers to -oppose every effort to Chritianize, Mormonise, Mohammedanise, or
otherwise ...
Jean-Baptiste Martin, François Laplantine, 1994
8
The World's History: Western Asia. Africa
That the Seljuks were less tolerant than the Arabs had been and proceeded to
Mohammedanise the country with great energy, finally led to the development of
a large class of trustworthy subjects among the native population, however ...
Hans Ferdinand Helmolt, 1903
9
Blackwood's Magazine No. MCCXXVI Vol. CCII
... scheming to Mohammedanise Abyssinia. Lij Yasu's preparations to meet such
an inevitable development seem hardly to have accorded with the magnitude of
his designs. In fact, within a few days of his receiving the news of his deposition, ...
I wrote to the Dean (Bishop Ryle) telling him what we proposed and he wrote
objecting, saying that I was trying to Mohammedanise the place! I thought this so
unreasonable that we proceeded with our proposals, and scores of people have
...
