perlative
1 of 2adjective
per·la·tive
pərˈlātiv,
ˈpərlət-
: of, relating to, or constituting a grammatical case that signifies the means of transportation
perlative
2 of 2noun
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plural -s
: the perlative case of a language or a form in the perlative case
Word History
Etymology
Adjective
Latin perlatus (suppletive past participle of perferre to carry through, convey; perlatus from per- through + latus, suppletive past participle of ferre to carry) + English -ive
- mesolimnia
- mesolimnion
- mesolite
- mesolites
- Mesolithic
- can of worms
- can opener
- can republic
- can take a joke
- Can Tho
- can trace one's history back to
- can trace one's history to
- can't
- can't be overstressed
- can't be serious
- can't begin to tell you
- can't believe
- can't compete
- can't complain
- can't even begin to describe
- can't go wrong with
- can't overemphasize
- can't say
- can't say fairer than that
- can't stand