Meaning of "rubricate" in the English dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD RUBRICATE

From Latin rubricāre to colour red, from rubrīca red earth.

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF RUBRICATE

rubricate  [ˈruːbrɪˌkeɪt]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF RUBRICATE

Rubricate is a verb.

The verb is the part of the sentence that is conjugated and expresses action and state of being.

See the conjugation of the verb rubricate in English.

WHAT DOES RUBRICATE MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of rubricate in the English dictionary

The first definition of rubricate in the dictionary is to print with red titles, headings, etc. Other definition of rubricate is to mark in red. Rubricate is also to supply with or regulate by rubrics.

CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO RUBRICATE

PRESENT

Present

I rubricate

you rubricate

he/she/it rubricates

we rubricate

you rubricate

they rubricate

Present continuous

I am rubricating

you are rubricating

he/she/it is rubricating

we are rubricating

you are rubricating

they are rubricating

Present perfect

I have rubricated

you have rubricated

he/she/it has rubricated

we have rubricated

you have rubricated

they have rubricated

Present perfect continuous

I have been rubricating

you have been rubricating

he/she/it has been rubricating

we have been rubricating

you have been rubricating

they have been rubricating

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 rubricated

you rubricated

he/she/it rubricated

we rubricated

you rubricated

they rubricated

Past continuous

I was rubricating

you were rubricating

he/she/it was rubricating

we were rubricating

you were rubricating

they were rubricating

Past perfect

I had rubricated

you had rubricated

he/she/it had rubricated

we had rubricated

you had rubricated

they had rubricated

Past perfect continuous

I had been rubricating

you had been rubricating

he/she/it had been rubricating

we had been rubricating

you had been rubricating

they had been rubricating

Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,

FUTURE

Future

I will rubricate

you will rubricate

he/she/it will rubricate

we will rubricate

you will rubricate

they will rubricate

Future continuous

I will be rubricating

you will be rubricating

he/she/it will be rubricating

we will be rubricating

you will be rubricating

they will be rubricating

Future perfect

I will have rubricated

you will have rubricated

he/she/it will have rubricated

we will have rubricated

you will have rubricated

they will have rubricated

Future perfect continuous

I will have been rubricating

you will have been rubricating

he/she/it will have been rubricating

we will have been rubricating

you will have been rubricating

they will have been rubricating

The future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.

CONDITIONAL

Conditional

I would rubricate

you would rubricate

he/she/it would rubricate

we would rubricate

you would rubricate

they would rubricate

Conditional continuous

I would be rubricating

you would be rubricating

he/she/it would be rubricating

we would be rubricating

you would be rubricating

they would be rubricating

Conditional perfect

I would have rubricate

you would have rubricate

he/she/it would have rubricate

we would have rubricate

you would have rubricate

they would have rubricate

Conditional perfect continuous

I would have been rubricating

you would have been rubricating

he/she/it would have been rubricating

we would have been rubricating

you would have been rubricating

they would have been rubricating

Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.

IMPERATIVE

Imperative

you rubricate
we let´s rubricate
you rubricate

The imperative is used to form commands or requests.

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

Infinitive

to rubricate

Past participle

rubricated

Present Participle

rubricating

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.

TRANSLATION OF RUBRICATE

Find out the translation of rubricate to 25 languages with our English multilingual translator.

The translations of rubricate from English to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «rubricate» in English.

• Translator English - Chinese: rubricate
• Translator English - Spanish: rubricate
• English: rubricate
• Translator English - Hindi: rubricate
• Translator English - Arabic: rubricate
• Translator English - Russian: rubricate
• Translator English - Portuguese: rubricado
• Translator English - Bengali: লাল রঙে চিহ্নিত করা
• Translator English - French: rubricate
• Translator English - Malay: Rubrik
• Translator English - German: rubricate
• Translator English - Japanese: rubricate
• Translator English - Korean: rubricate
• Translator English - Javanese: Rubrikate
• Translator English - Vietnamese: in bằng mực đỏ
• Translator English - Tamil: சிவப்பு வண்ணத்தால் அடையாளம்
• Translator English - Marathi: पुश करणे
• Translator English - Turkish: kırmızı yazmak
• Translator English - Italian: rubricate
• Translator English - Polish: rubricate
• Translator English - Ukrainian: rubricate
• Translator English - Romanian: rubricate
• Translator English - Greek: ερυθρά γράμματα
• Translator English - Afrikaans: Rubricate
• Translator English - Swedish: rubricate
• Translator English - Norwegian: rubricate

10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RUBRICATE»

Discover the use of rubricate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to rubricate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.

A treatise of three conversions of England from paganisme to ...

Brad* lohn Bradford recorded far rubricate Martyrs; ford. the first ayonge marryed man , burned vnder King Henry the ejght for strange new opinions, agreeyng neyther with Lutherans , Zwinglians, nor Catho- Itks: the other a minister made of a ...

Robert Parsons, 1604

An examen of the calendar or catalogue of protestan saincts, ...

October batbthree rubricate Martyrs William Tynda/I, Nicolas Ridley,dr Hugh La- VViHS tymer, vvbofi storyesare iarglyhandled, & therin Ní"oUs" fìescedvvbat mariner of peopletheyvvere; tfthal Ridley. Amonge other points they fi difagreed in ...

Robert Parsons, John Foxe, 1604

Examen of the Calendar ... of Protestant Saincts

The fir/t, of thofe that were made martyrs or Saints vnder K. Henry the eight or before : which arriue to the number of 14. and their ca- ptaine rubricate martyr, is Thomas Bilney. The other fort are fuch , as died vnder ^r^being in number \6. their  ...

‎1604

An Explanatory and Phonographic Pronouncing Dictionary of ...

Placed in rubrics RUBRICATE, roibrlk-d"t, vi. To mark with red. RUBRICATE, rbibrik-tl't, part. a. Marked with red. RUBRICATE D, rl'>5br'ilt-:l't-6d, pp. Marked with red. RUIZRICATING, rsibdk-ax-ing, ppr. Marking with re . RUBRICKED, rd-' brlkd, .

William Bolles, 1853

Bulletin of the Allyn Museum

follows: KEY TO THE SUBSPECIES OF Megisto rubricate (EDWARDS) 1. Ocelli of hind wing beneath poorly defined and usually without silver pupils (Figs. 40, 42), may be absent; central Mexico to Guatemala. M. rubricate anabelae, n. ssp. 1'.

‎1974

The Modern Anglo-Bengali Dictionary:

rubbish. rubricate. of Indian-rubber) ; t«ft ) I 9. A pair of light shoes with rubber soles ; ^IC^TS isfaa $191*1 ^51 1 10. Th« cushion of an electric machine ; *tf^ 1CS? ifa I 11. (In gaming) Two games out of the| three deciding the contest ; ( 3FtetS ) ...

Charuchandra Guha, 2007

The Quarterly Review

A true trooper of the Deloraine breed, untrammelled with the fetters of spelling, he could barely write his name, although he could rubricate* as well as any other Spaniard in command, or Ferdinand VII. himself. ' His mark ' was a protection to ...

‎1838

Signs of Borges

In the broadest sense of the word, text and life rubricate each other in the "two effusions of sudden blood" (L 75) marking the death of Kilpatrick; they also rubricate each other in the text. Rubric: a peculiar and distinctive mark, written in red.

Sylvia Molloy, 1994

The Oratorical Dictionary

Directions printed . in books of law, aud in prayer- books; so called, because they . were originally distinguished by being in red ink. v. rubric, rubricate, to adorn with red. adj. rubricate. RUCTATION. s. The act of raising wind from the stomach.

John Newland Maffitt, 1835

The Medieval Cult of Saint Dominic of Silos

... which we have seen expressed by Gonzalo de Berceo. Interest remained high even after Gonzalo had composed the Vida de Santo Domingo: a hand in the Silos copy of the vernacular hagiography was careful to rubricate 'El primer cativo  ...

Anthony Lappin, 2002

10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RUBRICATE»

Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term rubricate is used in the context of the following news items.

Delrio a Grotta, Cgil e Uil: “Interessante l'iniziativa ma ci …

... Uil Avellino-Benevento Luigi Simeone e il segretario generale della Cgil Avellino Vincento Petruzziello - che però sono state nuovamente rubricate e poste in ... «Irpinia Focus, Jul 15»

Londra, in manette per aver ricaricato il cellulare su un treno

Nella legge sono rubricate le condotte penali contro la proprietà e quella in questione è una sorta di 'appropriazione indebita' di elettricità, condannabile con la ... «La Repubblica, Jul 15»

Urbanistica Asti : saranno digitalizzati i registri delle pratiche edilizie …

... edificare venivano rubricate su appositi registri cartacei), l'Amministrazione Comunale ha ritenuto di procedere alla digitalizzazione dei registri delle pratiche ... «AT news, Jul 15»

Urbanistica: grazie ad un protocollo d'intesa presto i registri delle …

... edificare venivano rubricate su appositi registri cartacei), l'Amministrazione Comunale ha ritenuto di procedere alla digitalizzazione dei registri delle pratiche ... «AT news, Jul 15»

Prosciolti i vertici di Tecnoimage con Ponti

Il caso riguardava una serie di bancarotte a diverso titolo rubricate come preferenziali, fraudolente e semplici che ruotavano attorno al sindacato della policy ... «Toplegal.it, Jun 15»

Come e dove fare un colloquio di lavoro con Zuckerberg

  Le stranezze dei milionari e dei creativi vengono rubricate alla voce “eccentricità”, un addolcimento semantico che addomestica comportamenti fuori ... «Yahoo Finanza, Mar 15»

La bolla ideologica del Nord omertoso e del Sud liberato dalle …

Perché dovrebbero meritare titoli eccezionali piuttosto che succinte informazioni rubricate in cronaca giudiziaria? La risposta a questa domanda la conosciamo ... «Tempi.it, Feb 15»

SUMMIT IN COMUNE SUL PORTO TURISTICO.”BOCCHE CUCITE …

L'ipoteca è stata costituita in violazione delle norme sopra rubricate, giacchè, come del resto già rilevato nella lettera del 20 marzo 2014 prot. 10649, inviata dal ... «IMPERIAPOST, Dec 14»

Crac consorzio agrario, 35 indagati

Si scava su conti, bilanci, libri contabili, entrate, uscite, verità non dette, spese gonfiate e altre non rubricate. Molti indagati davanti al pm Paola Dal Monte si ... «Il Mattino di Parma, Dec 14»

Luca Lazzari. Intervento su dimissioni Lonfernini e Marcucci

Le dimissioni di Lonfernini e Marcucci non possono essere rubricate come una vicenda personale, come un semplice incidente di percorso. Le dimissioni di ... «San Marino Notizie, Nov 14»