English
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Noun
modal verb (plural modal verbs)
- (grammar) a verb whose primary function is to express grammatical mood
- Synonyms: modal, modal auxiliary, modal auxiliary verb
Translations
a kind of verb
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 情態動詞／情态动词 (qíngtài dòngcí), 情态动词 (qíngtài dòngcí)
- Czech: modální sloveso n, způsobové sloveso (cs) n
- Danish: modalverbum (da) n, mådesudsagnsord n
- Dutch: modaal werkwoord n
- Finnish: modaalinen verbi
- French: modal (fr) m, verbe modal m
- German: Modalverb (de) n, Modalverbum n
- Irish: briathar cúntach m
- Italian: verbo servile m, verbo modale m
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- Japanese: 法動詞 (ほうどうし, hōdōshi), 法助動詞 (ほうじょどうし, hōjodōshi) (modal auxiliary)
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- Macedonian: мо́дален гла́гол m (módalen glágol)
- Polish: czasownik modalny (pl) m
- Portuguese: verbo modal m
- Russian: мода́льный глаго́л m (modálʹnyj glagól)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: начински гла̏гол m, модални гла̏гол m
- Roman: načinski glȁgol m, modalni glȁgol m
- Slovene: modalni glagol m
- Spanish: verbo modal m
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