conjugation in Latin
conjugation in Latin is coniugātiō — conjugation means the act of coming together, or the state of being joined.
conjugation in Latin
coniugātiō
(grammar) The product of that act: the conjugated forms of a verb, collected into a list or recitation.
What does "conjugation" mean?
- noun The act of coming together, or the state of being joined.
- noun (biology) A brief joining of two organisms, especially in order to reproduce.
- noun (dated) Sex between a husband and wife.
- noun (grammar) A group that verbs in some languages fall into, based on how their endings change.
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What is "conjugation" in Latin?
"conjugation" in Latin is coniugātiō. conjugation means: The act of coming together, or the state of being joined.
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