Noun:

சொல்லின் உருவம் மாறுபடுதல்,

inflection's Usage Examples:

The whole theory of the inflections of a cubic curve is discussed in a very interesting manner by means of the canonical form of the equation x +y +z +6lxyz o; and in particular a proof is given of Plucker's theorem that the nine points of inflection of a cubic curve lie by threes in twelve lines.

inflectional form prevails in approximately 60% of the instances recorded.

periphrastic superlatives also greatly outnumber the inflectional superlatives from the Late Middle English period onwards.

The Klong is rhythmic, the play being on the inflection of the voice in speaking the words, which inflection is arranged according to fixed schemes; the rhyme, if it can so be called, being sought not in the similarity of syllables but of intonation.

De Slane, in his notes on the Berber historian Ibn Khaldun, shows the following points of similarity to the Semitic class: - its tri-literal roots, the inflections of the verb, the formation of derived verbs, the genders of the second and Arab districts to build mills for the Arabs.

The first, which has been called Oldest Danish, dating from about 1 ioo and 1250, shows a slightly changed character, mainly depending on the system of inflections.

The derivational affixes stand for the first degree of the scale, the inflectional affixes stand for the second degree.

The characters really seem to show voice inflection very well.

Reval Esthonian, which preserves more carefully the full inflectional forms and pays greater attention to the laws of euphony, is recognized as the literary language.

The double tan larities - gent or inflection; gent; arising as follows: 1.

, 1844); in the latter of these the points of inflection are obtained as the intersections of the curve u o with the Hessian, or curve A o, where A is the determinant formed with the second derived functions of u.

These slight inflections of the cleavage may be sharp-sided, and may pass into small faults or steps along which dislocation has taken place.

It possesses two grammatical genders, not masculine and feminine, but the human and the non-human; the adjective agrees in assonance with its noun, and euphony plays a great part in verbal and nominal inflections.

Synonyms:

emphasis, prosody, enjambment, manner of speaking, modulation, speech rhythm, intonation, speech, caesura, delivery, enjambement, accent, stress, rhythm, pitch contour,

Antonyms:

assortative mating, disassortative mating, death, play up, foreground,