1. Declension of Centriste (5th declension) singular

2. Declension of Abats (1st declension) singular (vienskaitlis) plural (daudzskaitlis) nominative (nominatīvs)

3. Bluestockinged, emancipated; Declension

4. Show declension of Altruistically

5. Asyndetos (feminine Asyndeta, neuter asyndeton); first/second-declension adjective (Greek-type) unconnected; Declension

6. Synonym: Aramean kieli; Declension

7. Automatos (feminine automata or Automatos, neuter automaton); first/second-declension adjective (Greek-type) or second-declension adjective (feminine forms identical to masculine forms, Greek-type) self-moving; Declension

8. Accidentia f (genitive Accidentiae); first declension

9. Declension Billett is a neuter noun

10. Asymmetrie f (genitive Asymmetrie, plural Asymmetrien) asymmetry; Declension

11. Declension Chauvinismus is a masculine noun

12. Bowle f (genitive Bowle, plural Bowlen) punch (beverage) Declension

13. Apathie f (genitive Apathie, plural Apathien) apathy; Declension

14. The Grammatical History of 'Awaken' / The Grammatical History of 'Awaken' / 'Awoken' / 'Awakened'

15. Present active infinitive of augeō Show declension of Augere

16. Accusative (grammatical case) Accus

17. Ador n ( genitive Adoris or adōris ); third declension

18. Full grammatical hierarchy of Circumjacent

19. Full grammatical hierarchy of Craniates

20. Full grammatical hierarchy of Bandores

21. Full grammatical hierarchy of Bawds

22. Full grammatical hierarchy of Aggrandised

23. Full grammatical hierarchy of Apotheosizing

24. Full grammatical hierarchy of Abashes

25. In the grammatical tradition of Latin and Greek, because Adjectives were inflected for gender, number, and case like nouns (a process called declension), they were considered a type of noun.The words that are today typically called nouns

26. Full grammatical hierarchy of Crevises

27. Full grammatical hierarchy of Cobelligerents

28. Full grammatical hierarchy of Bayoneting

29. Full grammatical hierarchy of Arbutuses

30. Full grammatical hierarchy of Anticipately

31. Aort (definite accusative Aortu, plural Aortlar) Aorta (great artery) Declension

32. Show declension of Betrothable , ) Example sentences with "Betrothable…

33. Full grammatical hierarchy of Cliquishness

34. Full grammatical hierarchy of Anglophobiac

35. Full grammatical hierarchy of Anticks

36. Full grammatical hierarchy of Antiboss

37. Full grammatical hierarchy of Affrays

38. This sentence is perfectly grammatical.

39. And a declension of 24.3 from our current location.

40. Full grammatical hierarchy of Chittered

41. Full grammatical hierarchy of Cluttery

42. Full grammatical hierarchy of Abandum

43. Full grammatical hierarchy of Annoyment

44. That sentence is not grammatical.

45. Four grammatical forms can perform the grammatical function of Adjunct adverbial in the English language

46. Full grammatical hierarchy of Blurrier

47. Full grammatical hierarchy of Barrators

48. Full grammatical hierarchy of Automatizing

49. Full grammatical hierarchy of Angerly

50. Grammatical corrections or alignment with definitions.

51. Grammatical corrections or alignment with definitions

52. The declension of the noun Analogon is in singular genitive Analogons and in the plural nominative Analoga.The noun Analogon is declined with the declension endings s/a

53. Especially for German learners the correct declension of the word Bromid …

54. Declension of a pronoun Cascadingly Showing 1-9 of 9 messages

55. Another term for grammatical Agreement is concord

56. Show declension of Biddably, ) Example sentences with "Biddably", translation memory

57. Show declension of Assertation ( )) Example sentences with "Assertation", translation memory

58. That is not a grammatical sentence.

59. Grammatical mistakes are his pet peeve.

60. Culmus m (genitive culmī); second declension stalk, stem (of grass etc.)

61. Especially for German learners the correct declension of the word Birne …

62. Especially for German learners the correct declension of the word Anglist …

63. [noun] Alternative form of [i]allineation [/i] Show declension of Alineation

64. Appositional: Pertaining to apposition, especially grammatical apposition

65. Should the teacher present grammatical rules to students?

66. Der Arno m (genitive Arno or Arnos) Arno (a river in Tuscany) Declension

67. Betagt (comparative Betagter, superlative am betagtesten) (of a person) aged, elderly; Declension

68. The first control is exercised by grammatical rules.

69. There is an exception to this grammatical rule.

70. These sentences all have the same grammatical pattern.

71. Blick m (genitive Blicks or Blickes, plural Blicke) glance, look; view; Declension

72. Show declension of unConciliated, ) Example sentences with "unConciliated", translation memory

73. Show declension of Abiliment ( )) Example sentences with "Abiliment", translation memory

74. Meanwhile, Adverbials are merely a grammatical label.

75. These are grammatical details related to translation.

76. He can barely form a grammatical sentence.

77. Grammatical information helps learners to decode sentences.

78. Grammatical information helps learners to encode sentences.

79. Each word is tagged with its grammatical category.

80. A definitive set of grammatical tags does not exist.