grammatical mood

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64 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: حَالَة (ḥāla) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Armenian: եղանակ (eġanak) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Asturian: mou — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Azerbaijani: forma — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Azerbaijani: feil forması — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Bashkir: һөйкәлеш (höykəleş) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Belarusian: лад (lad) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Bulgarian: наклоне́ние (naklonénie) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Catalan: mode — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Chinese Mandarin: 語氣 /语气 (yǔqì) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Crimean Tatar: meyil — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Czech: způsob — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Czech: slovesný způsob — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Danish: modus — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Dutch: wijs — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Esperanto: modo — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Estonian: kõneviis — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Finnish: tapaluokka — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Finnish: modus — in grammar, type of the relationship
• French: mode — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Galician: modo — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Georgian: კილო (ḳilo) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• German: Modus — in grammar, type of the relationship
• German: Aussageform — in grammar, type of the relationship
• German: Aussageweise — in grammar, type of the relationship
• German: Weise — in grammar, type of the relationship
• German: Sprechart — in grammar, type of the relationship
• German: Art — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Greek: έγκλιση (égklisi) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Ancient Greek: ἔγκλισις (énklisis) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Hebrew: דֶּרֶךְ (derekh) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Hebrew: מודוס (modus) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Hindi: क्रिया का भेद (kriyā kā bhed) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Hungarian: igemód — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Icelandic: háttur — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Ido: modo — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Italian: modo — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Japanese: 法 (hō) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Kalmyk: шинҗ (şinj) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Korean: 서법 (seobeop) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Latin: modus — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Latvian: izteiksme — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Lithuanian: nuosaka — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Macedonian: начин (način) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Macedonian: глаголски начин (glagolski način) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Norwegian Bokmål: modus — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Norwegian Nynorsk: modus — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Old English: ġemet — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Persian: وجه (vaje) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Polish: tryb — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Portuguese: modo — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Romanian: mod gramatical — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Russian: наклоне́ние (naklonénije) — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Scottish Gaelic: modh — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Serbo-Croatian: начин — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Serbo-Croatian: модус — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Serbo-Croatian: način — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Serbo-Croatian: modus — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Slovak: spôsob — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Slovene: naklon — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Spanish: modo — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Swedish: modus — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Turkish: kip — in grammar, type of the relationship
• Ukrainian: спо́сіб (spósib) — in grammar, type of the relationship