different between deletive vs delative
deletive
English
Etymology
delete +? -ive
Adjective
deletive (comparative more deletive, superlative most deletive)
- Tending to delete or obliterate.
- 1662, John Evelyn, Sculptura
- the obtuser end was made more deletive , apt to put out , and obliterate
- 1662, John Evelyn, Sculptura
deletive From the web:
delative
English
Etymology
From the Latin deferre (“to bear or bring away or down”).
Noun
delative (uncountable)
- (grammar) A grammatical case of nouns used, chiefly in Hungarian, to express movement from the surface of something (like "moved off the table").
delative From the web:
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