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What (who) is ACCIDENCE - definition
Accidence
PROCESS OF WORD FORMATION; A WORD IS MODIFIED TO EXPRESS GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES, SUCH AS TENSE, MOOD, VOICE, ASPECT, PERSON, NUMBER, GENDER AND CASE
Inflexion; Inflectional morpheme; Inflected; Inflections; Inflectional morphology; Inflectional paradigm; Inflectional; Inflexions; Inflective; Grammatical inflection; Accidence; Case inflection; Irregular plural; Inflect; Inflects; Irregular plurals; Inflectional rule; Regular inflection; Regular plural; Irregular inflection; Invariant (linguistics); Inflexional morphology; Inflectional ending
·noun The rudiments of any subject.
II. Accidence ·noun The accidents, of inflections of words; the rudiments of grammar.
accidence
PROCESS OF WORD FORMATION; A WORD IS MODIFIED TO EXPRESS GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES, SUCH AS TENSE, MOOD, VOICE, ASPECT, PERSON, NUMBER, GENDER AND CASE
Inflexion; Inflectional morpheme; Inflected; Inflections; Inflectional morphology; Inflectional paradigm; Inflectional; Inflexions; Inflective; Grammatical inflection; Accidence; Case inflection; Irregular plural; Inflect; Inflects; Irregular plurals; Inflectional rule; Regular inflection; Regular plural; Irregular inflection; Invariant (linguistics); Inflexional morphology; Inflectional ending
['aks?d(?)ns]
¦ noun dated the part of grammar concerned with the inflections of words.
Origin
C16: from late L. accidentia, from L. accidere (see accident).
accidence
PROCESS OF WORD FORMATION; A WORD IS MODIFIED TO EXPRESS GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES, SUCH AS TENSE, MOOD, VOICE, ASPECT, PERSON, NUMBER, GENDER AND CASE
Inflexion; Inflectional morpheme; Inflected; Inflections; Inflectional morphology; Inflectional paradigm; Inflectional; Inflexions; Inflective; Grammatical inflection; Accidence; Case inflection; Irregular plural; Inflect; Inflects; Irregular plurals; Inflectional rule; Regular inflection; Regular plural; Irregular inflection; Invariant (linguistics); Inflexional morphology; Inflectional ending
n.
Inflection, grammatical variation, variation of stems, application of case-endings and conjugation-endings, inflectional etymology, changes undergone by lingual roots.
