CO OZNACZA SŁOWO DESIDERATIVE
Desiderative nastrój
W języku lingwistycznym formą desiderative jest ten, który ma znaczenie "chcąc X". Formami desiderative są czasowniki, wywodzące się z bardziej podstawowego czasownika poprzez proces morfologicznego wywodzenia.
Definicja słowa desiderative w słowniku
Pierwszą definicją desideratywną w słowniku jest odczuwanie lub wyrażanie pożądania. Inna definicja desideratywna wiąże się w formie z innym czasownikiem i wyrażeniem pragnienia podmiotu lub zamiaru wykonania aktu oznaczonego przez inny czasownik. Desiderative jest również czasownikiem desiderative.
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A Reference Grammar of Japanese
Another kind of desiderative was common in Heian and Kamakura days with
various forms V-a-masi-, V-a-mausi-, and V-a-mahosi that are contractions from
V-a-m[u] a[ku] hosi- (? <*por-asi ); see p. 943. Throughout the Ryukyus the
common ...
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Oxford Studies in Metaethics : Volume III
Desiderative conceptions fit with the Humean idea that reason can only be
instrumental. They also promise to explain the way in which recognizing
something as reasonable or as beneficial tends to resonate with agents or exert a
motivational ...
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The Manambu Language of East Sepik, Papua New Guinea
19.4.2 Desiderative clauses A desiderative form in a dependent clause always
requires the same subject as that of the main clause. Similarly to the same-
subject purposive, desiderative is an uninflected verb. Desiderative can express
...
Aleksandra I︠U︡rʹevna Aĭkhenvalʹd, Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald,
2008
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The Native Languages of South America: Origins, Development, ...
Until more is known about the source of the Kamaiur ́a desiderative marker -wej,
this remains an open question. 5 Conclusion This study has found that in a global
perspective morphosyntactic desiderative markers occur more frequently in ...
Loretta O'Connor, Pieter Muysken,
2014
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Aristotle's De Anima: A Critical Commentary
Even though desires may be contrary to each other, the desiderative capacity that
moves the animal is unified: Now one in form is the mover, the desiderative
power as desiderative power, and first of all the object of desire (not being moved
...
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Causatives in Minimalism
(11) Minä laula-n I(n) sing-1s 'I sing' Nelson (1999: 148[12])] The difference
between this sentence and the desiderative causative is, however, more than just
the absence of the causative suffix (12). (12) Minu-a laula-tta-a I-part sing-cause-
3s ...
Mercedes Tubino Blanco,
2011
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An Essay on the Principles of Sanskrit Grammar
27$, and Tabic XXV, 3d part : — in the desiderative they take ^TTsf and rules 275
and 296", relative to the reduplication.. In the passive,, they take the 2Cth form, in-
the first four tenses, see Table V, and in tense ^ they take the sign ^ — see ...
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Handbook of Australian Languages
(166) patita-tu-rkari ya!puta carry+DES-me-DU+TR+PRES meat+ABS Those two
ought to carry the meat for me 4.7.2 IRREALIS-DESIDERATIVE. The irrealis-
desiderative mood is marked by the suffix ֊ta on both transitive and intransitive
verbs ...
R. M. W. Dixon, Barry J. Blake,
1983
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‘Simplicius’: On Aristotle On the Soul 3.6-13
If, however, the reading would be orekton (sc. desirable), one should take it as
what is actually a desiderative power, that is what is together both desirable and
desiderative. For just as what is known in act is identical with the cognitive power
...
Desiderative The Desiderative -mu:i- typically expresses a wish or the internal (
physical) necessity to accomplish a particular action. Most commonly it applies to
a restricted group of verbs, that is, verbs that refer to some physical human ...
Irina Nikolaeva, Maria Tolskaya,
2001
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «DESIDERATIVE»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
desiderative w wiadomościach.
CHARLES NGANDWE DICTIONARY [CND] PART III
Ukutapilisha – to water the earth (slang) [From Latin micturīre, to want to urinate, desiderative of meiere, to urinate. ZOMBIE: There are several ... «UKZAMBIANS, Lip 11»
Appeasement Doesn't Work: Fatwa Issued Against 'Draw …
In a desiderative whim, she drew innocuous, refrigerator-door magnet caliber pictures which she claimed were images of. Mohammad: a spool ... «NewsBusters, Lip 10»