Adjective:

தொனித்திரிபு,

inflected's Usage Examples:

Numbers over three are only labeled for case if they are overtly inflected.

97 -201); and Brythonic was probably as highly inflected as Latin.

These results contrasted with English, where regularly inflected verbs prime their stems but irregular verbs do not.

Ouadriliteral In Late Egyptian they were no ~ longer inflected, and were con~uinqueliteral jugated with the help of fry, I.

inflected forms of entries are allowed, there are many of these.

Each line in the resource file shows an inflected form, its part of speech, its related lemma and its morphological information.

The lower jaw is slender, nearly straight, 2-3 and without a coronoid process or inflected angle.

A, leaf of Butterwort (Pinguicula vulgaris) with left margin inflected over a row of small flies.

object-glass, shows beautiful hexagons, the boundaries of which are ornamented with several inflected loops in the sides of the cells.

The hard fore-wings (elytra) are strengthened with marginal ridges, usually inflected ventrally to form epipleura which fit accurately along the edges of the abdomen.

They are partially Buddhist, and have a peculiar monosyllabic, uninflected language, with writing consisting of symbols, which represent words, not letters.

Like modern German which comes from the same Germanic language family Old English is highly inflected.

As the double bass kicks in and the Harrison inflected guitars start to grind out catchy blues licks, something becomes abundantly clear.

Synonyms:

modulated,

Antonyms:

unmodulated, uninflected,