CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO NOMADIZE
PRESENT
Present
I nomadize
you nomadize
he/she/it nomadizes
we nomadize
you nomadize
they nomadize
Present continuous
I am nomadizing
you are nomadizing
he/she/it is nomadizing
we are nomadizing
you are nomadizing
they are nomadizing
Present perfect
I have nomadized
you have nomadized
he/she/it has nomadized
we have nomadized
you have nomadized
they have nomadized
Present perfect continuous
I have been nomadizing
you have been nomadizing
he/she/it has been nomadizing
we have been nomadizing
you have been nomadizing
they have been nomadizing
PAST
Past
I nomadized
you nomadized
he/she/it nomadized
we nomadized
you nomadized
they nomadized
Past continuous
I was nomadizing
you were nomadizing
he/she/it was nomadizing
we were nomadizing
you were nomadizing
they were nomadizing
Past perfect
I had nomadized
you had nomadized
he/she/it had nomadized
we had nomadized
you had nomadized
they had nomadized
Past perfect continuous
I had been nomadizing
you had been nomadizing
he/she/it had been nomadizing
we had been nomadizing
you had been nomadizing
they had been nomadizing
FUTURE
Future
I will nomadize
you will nomadize
he/she/it will nomadize
we will nomadize
you will nomadize
they will nomadize
Future continuous
I will be nomadizing
you will be nomadizing
he/she/it will be nomadizing
we will be nomadizing
you will be nomadizing
they will be nomadizing
Future perfect
I will have nomadized
you will have nomadized
he/she/it will have nomadized
we will have nomadized
you will have nomadized
they will have nomadized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been nomadizing
you will have been nomadizing
he/she/it will have been nomadizing
we will have been nomadizing
you will have been nomadizing
they will have been nomadizing
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would nomadize
you would nomadize
he/she/it would nomadize
we would nomadize
you would nomadize
they would nomadize
Conditional continuous
I would be nomadizing
you would be nomadizing
he/she/it would be nomadizing
we would be nomadizing
you would be nomadizing
they would be nomadizing
Conditional perfect
I would have nomadize
you would have nomadize
he/she/it would have nomadize
we would have nomadize
you would have nomadize
they would have nomadize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been nomadizing
you would have been nomadizing
he/she/it would have been nomadizing
we would have been nomadizing
you would have been nomadizing
they would have been nomadizing
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you nomadize
we let´s nomadize
you nomadize
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
nomadized
Present Participle
nomadizing
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «NOMADIZE»
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1
Cross-linguistic Semantics of Tense, Aspect and Modality
(7) Etiken nulge-gre-n. old.man nomadize-hab-aor.3sg 'The old man used to
nomadize.' In Evenki, the combination of the past habitual aspect and future
tense is, expectedly, excluded (Nedjalkov 1992). In Even, however, such a
combination ...
Lotte Hogeweg, Helen de Hoop, Andre? L?vovich Mal?chukov, 2009
2
Reciprocal Constructions
The only intransitive verb of motion that allows reciprocal derivation in all Evenki
dialects is nulgi- 'to nomadize, lead a nomadic life'. The verb of motion U- 'to
stand up' allows reciprocal derivation only in some northern (e.g. Katanga)
dialects.
Vladimir Petrovich Nedi?a?lkov, Zlatka Guentchéva, 2007
3
Is Japanese Related to Korean, Tungusic, Mongolic and Turkic?
... K noh- < MK noh- 'release it', pKJ *nyog-. Mi, UAJ 1986, 43: J nige- 'escape
from the power or influence of an opponent', K noh- 'release, let go, set free', Mo.
negii- 'to nomadize, change pasture grounds', Ma. neo- 'roam, wander away from
...
Martine Irma Robbeets, 2005
4
Mongolian-English Dictionary
Opening \ angxan u -- . The first opening ( of atheater), premiere; the first meeting.
NEGELTETEI / samurai/i u adj. Open, opened. NEGER / BEI'P n. Negro. NEGY- /
HYYX ' v. i. To nomadize, move from place to place, change pasture grounds; ...
Ferdinand D Lessing, 2013
5
New Qing Imperial History: The Making of Inner Asian Empire ...
®nomadize ̄. together, traveling from summer to winter camps and back as a
group of a few tents. These groups understood themselves to belong to a larger
unit as well, the clan or lineage, based on common descent from a male ancestor
.
Ruth W. Dunnell, Mark C. Elliott, Philippe Foret, 2004
6
The Marabout and the Muse: New Aspects of Islam in African ...
When I nomadize, I do not nomadize so that others will love me. No, I nomadize
to find myself, not to become a perfect being, not to assert myself. I do not exist
except when marching, walking (Penel 1991, 90). It may appear that Hawad's
texts ...
7
A History of Land Use in Mongolia: The Thirteenth Century to ...
Because camels prefer grazing on the flats where salt marshes are located,
wealthier Gobi herding households would, according to Simukov, separate into
two parts: one ger would nomadize with the camels on the plain, while the other(s
) ...
8
Politics on the Edges of Liberalism: Difference, Populism, ...
Those who become minoritarian, or nomadize, are leaving the existing order
without going anywhere. That is why we can simply say that the internal
periphery refers to phenomena on the edges whose permanence within the
territory of liberal ...
9
Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
nomadize 928 nonagenarian adj said of a people: wandering from place to place
; not settled. • nomadically adverb. © 1 6c: from Greek nomas, nomados, from
nomos pasture. nomadize or nomadise /'noumadaiz/ o verb {nomadized, ...
10
Warfare, State and Society on the Black Sea Steppe, 1500–1700
But in 1645 the Kalmyk taishi Daichin entered negotiations with the Muscovites
and Don Cossacks in order to win formal recognition ofhis ulus' right to nomadize
on the steppe between the lower Volga and the Iaik. Over the next four years ...
