sub·junc·tive 
(səb-jŭngktĭv)
(səb-jŭngktĭv)adj.
Of, relating to, or being a mood of a verb used in some languages for contingent or hypothetical action, action viewed subjectively, or grammatically subordinate statements.
n.
1. The subjunctive mood.
2. A subjunctive construction. See Usage Note at if.
[Late Latin subiūnctīvus, from Latin subiūnctus, past participle of subiungere, to subjoin, subordinate (translation of Greek hupotaktikos, subordinate, subjunctive); see SUBJOIN.]
- periodicity
- periodic law
- periodic motion
- periodic sentence
- Periodic Table
- periodontal
- periodontally
- periodontia
- periodontic
- periodontical
- periodontics
- periodontist
- perionychium
- periosteal
- periosteous
- periosteum
- periostitic
- periostitis
- periostracum
- periotic
- peripatetic
- peripatus
- peripeteia
- peripetia
- peripety