This is what I’ve heard and use most.
TIL that English infinitive/root is also called dictionary form.
Still a dumb name for it imo. /shrug
This is what I’ve heard and use most.
TIL that English infinitive/root is also called dictionary form.
Still a dumb name for it imo. /shrug
TIL that the English dictionary form is also called “lemma”. ![]()
I don’t have a problem with calling it “dictionary form” though.
Lemma get them digits, Belthazar.
Lemma is a generic linguistics terms that applies to multiple languages. For example, in Japanese the lemma would be the non-past form. AKA the “dictionary form.” ![]()
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