heteroclite

(ˈhɛtərəˌklaɪt) adj (Linguistics) (esp of the form of a word) irregular or unusualn (Linguistics) an irregularly formed word[C16: from Late Latin heteroclitus declining irregularly, from Greek heteroklitos, from hetero- + klinein to bend, inflect]

het•er•o•clite

(ˈhɛt ər əˌklaɪt)

adj. Also, het`er•o•clit′ic (-ˈklɪt ɪk) 1. irregular or abnormal; anomalous. 2. (of a word) irregular in inflection; having inflected forms belonging to more than one class of stems. n. 3. one that deviates from the ordinary rule or form. 4. a heteroclite word. [1570–80; < Middle French < Late Latin heteroclitus < Greek heteróklitos=hetero- hetero- + -klitos, v. adj. of klinein to bend]

Translations

hétérocliteeteroclito

Heteroclite

a word with an irregular declension. A heteroclite is an inflected word that either belongs to a mixed type of declension—for example, the Russian put’ (path) derives all forms except the singular of the instrumental case according to the paradigm of nouns like step’ (steppe) but forms the instrumental singular according to the paradigm of nouns like kon’ (horse)—or forms its cases from varying stems—for example, the Latin nominative case is iecur (liver) and the genitive case, iecineris.

单词	heteroclite
释义	heteroclite heteroclite (ˈhɛtərəˌklaɪt) adj (Linguistics) (esp of the form of a word) irregular or unusualn (Linguistics) an irregularly formed word[C16: from Late Latin heteroclitus declining irregularly, from Greek heteroklitos, from hetero- + klinein to bend, inflect] het•er•o•clite (ˈhɛt ər əˌklaɪt) adj. Also, het`er•o•clit′ic (-ˈklɪt ɪk) 1. irregular or abnormal; anomalous. 2. (of a word) irregular in inflection; having inflected forms belonging to more than one class of stems. n. 3. one that deviates from the ordinary rule or form. 4. a heteroclite word. [1570–80; < Middle French < Late Latin heteroclitus < Greek heteróklitos=hetero- hetero- + -klitos, v. adj. of klinein to bend] Translations hétérocliteeteroclito Heteroclite Heteroclite a word with an irregular declension. A heteroclite is an inflected word that either belongs to a mixed type of declension—for example, the Russian put’ (path) derives all forms except the singular of the instrumental case according to the paradigm of nouns like step’ (steppe) but forms the instrumental singular according to the paradigm of nouns like kon’ (horse)—or forms its cases from varying stems—for example, the Latin nominative case is iecur (liver) and the genitive case, iecineris. MedicalSeeheteroclitic
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