indeclinable

See also: indéclinable

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EnglishEdit

EtymologyEdit

From French indéclinable, from Middle French, from Latin indeclinabilis. See in- not, and decline.

AdjectiveEdit

indeclinable ‎(not comparable)

1. (grammar, of a word) not grammatically declinable

SynonymsEdit

• undeclinable

HypernymsEdit

• uninflectable
• invariable

TranslationsEdit

not declinable

• Bulgarian: ^{(please verify)} несклоняем (bg) ‎(nesklonjaem)
• Czech: nesklonný
• Danish: ubøjelig
• Dutch: onverbuigbaar (nl)
• Finnish: taipumaton (fi)
• French: indéclinable (fr)
• German: undeklinierbar (de), indeklinabel (de)

• Greek: άκλιτος (el) ‎(áklitos)
• Icelandic: óbeygjanlegur (is)
• Norman: îndêclyinnabl'ye
• Latin: indeclinabilis (usually declined as indeclinabile)
• Polish: nieodmienny (pl) m
• Portuguese: invariável (pt), indeclinável (pt)
• Russian: несклоня́емый (ru) ‎(nesklonjájemyj)

NounEdit

indeclinable ‎(plural indeclinables)

1. (grammar) A word that is not grammatically inflected.

External linksEdit

• indeclinable at OneLook Dictionary Search

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AdjectiveEdit

indeclinable m, f ‎(plural indeclinables)

1. (grammar) indeclinable
2. unavoidable