adjectival in Japanese
adjectival in Japanese is 形容詞 — adjectival means relating to an adjective or working in the way an adjective does.
adjectival in Japanese
形容詞
Pronounced: keiyōshi
(grammar) Of or relating to or functioning as an adjective.
What does "adjectival" mean?
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adjective Relating to an adjective or working in the way an adjective does.
"'Red' is used in an adjectival way in 'the red door'."
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noun An adjectival phrase or clause.
"In 'the man in the hat', the phrase 'in the hat' is an adjectival."
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adjectival in a sentence
- 'Red' is used in an adjectival way in 'the red door'.
- The teacher asked us to underline every adjectival phrase.
- In 'the man in the hat', the phrase 'in the hat' is an adjectival.
- The exercise asks you to find each adjectival in the passage.
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What is "adjectival" in Japanese?
"adjectival" in Japanese is 形容詞. adjectival means: Relating to an adjective or working in the way an adjective does.
How do you pronounce 形容詞?
"adjectival" in Japanese is 形容詞, pronounced "keiyōshi".
How do you use "adjectival" in a sentence?
Example: "'Red' is used in an adjectival way in 'the red door'." In Japanese, "adjectival" is 形容詞.
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