cópula
11Copŭla — (lat.), 1) Band, Verbindung; so C. carnalis, fleischliche Vermischung, od. die Verwandtschaft[432] od. Schwägerschaft, welche durch den Beischlaf erfolgt; 2) (Gramm.), der Satztheil, welcher das Subject mit dem Prädicat verbindet; sie ist… …
12Copŭla — Copŭla, s. Kopula …
13Copula — (Band), lat., in der Grammatik die Form der Verbindung des Prädicats mit dem Subjecte …
14copula — index connection (fastening) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
15copula — (izg. kȏpula) ž DEFINICIJA v. kopula …
16copula — in grammar is a verb, such as be, become, feel, get, etc., that links the subject and complement of a sentence, as in He is a pilot / She felt annoyed / They look hungry / Will it turn cold?. Such a verb is …
17Copula — camalis thut s nicht, es muss Sinn und Herz übereinstimmen. – Monatsblätter, VI, 175. Das Beischlafen macht die Ehe nicht, sondern die Uebereinstimmung in den Sitten, im Leben und Streben …
18copula — [käp′yo͞o lə, käp′yələ] n. pl. copulas [L, a band, link (earlier * co apula) < co , together + apere, to join: see APT1] something that connects or links together; specif., a) Gram. LINKING VERB b) Logic the connecting link between the subject …
19Copula — Not to be confused with cupola, an architectural term with similar spelling. Copula may refer to: copula (linguistics), a word used to link subject and predicate Indo European copula, this word in the Indo European languages copula (music), a… …
20copula — noun a) A word used to link the subject of a sentence with a predicate (usually a subject complement or an adverbial); it serves to unite (or associate) the subject with the predicate. (e.g. be). b) A funct …
