modo

Esperanto

Noun

modo (plural modoj, accusative singular modon, accusative plural modojn)

1. (grammar) mood

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Galician

Etymology

From Latin modus

Noun

modo m. (plural modos)

1. mode, manner

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Ido

Noun

modo (plural modi)

1. (music, logic, philosophy) mode
2. (grammar) mood
3. fashion

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Italian

Etymology

From Latin modus

Noun

modo m. (plural modi)

1. manner, way
2. (grammar) mood
3. (music) mode

Related terms

• ad ogni modo
• a mo' di
• a modo
• di modo che
• in modo da
• in ogni modo
• in particolar modo
• modale
• modalità

Anagrams

• domo, domò

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Latin

Adverb

modo

1. just, only

   Tunc, modo edere volebat. - At that time, he was just wishing to eat.

2. recently, just now

   Latrocinium, modo factum est. - A robbery just took place.

3. presently

Derived terms

• non modo

Descendants

• Romanian: măi

Noun

modō m.

1. dative singular of modus
2. ablative singular of modus

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Slovene

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *mǫdo.

Noun

módo n. (dual modi, plural moda)

1. (anatomy) testicle

Declension

declension of modo

	singular (ednina)	dual (dvojina)	plural (množina)
nominative (imenovalnik)	modo	modi	moda
genitive (rodilnik)	moda	mod	mod
dative (dajalnik)	modu	modoma	modom
accusative (tožilnik)	modo	modi	moda
locative (mestnik)	modu	modih	modih
instrumental (orodnik)	modom	modoma	modi

Derived terms

• modnik

See also

• testikularen

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Spanish

Etymology

From Latin modus

Noun

modo m. (plural modos)

1. way
2. (grammar) mood

See also

• manera f.