"verbform" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From verb + form.",
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          "text": "1983, Thomas M. Carter, Then and Now: The Mechanics of Integration, Historical Conservation Society (Manila), page 112,\n\"Thee/Thou\" speech merely substitutes (or were substituted by) some of the old personal pronouns. Also present in \"Thee\" speech is the occasional ancient verbform."
        },
        {
          "text": "1990, Andries Breunis, The Nominal Sentence in Sanskrit and Middle Indo-Aryan, Brill Academic Publishers, →ISBN, page 149,\nBefore we compare these constructions with a PPP connected to a verbform of \"to be\" in the third person, we shall first discuss the following phenomenon."
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          "text": "1992 August, Kees Hengeveld, \"Structure of adverbial clauses\", in Betty Devriendt, Louis Goossens, Johan van der Auwera, Complex Structures: A Functionalist Perspective, Walter de Gruyter (1996), →ISBN, page 135,\nIn this and the following tables a \"+\" represents a finite verbform, a \"−\" a nonfinite verbform, a \"P\" indicates that the adverbial relation under investigation can be expressed in a paratactic construction only, and a blank indicates that no data could be obtained for the adverbial relation under consideration."
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          "text": "1983, Thomas M. Carter, Then and Now: The Mechanics of Integration, Historical Conservation Society (Manila), page 112,\n\"Thee/Thou\" speech merely substitutes (or were substituted by) some of the old personal pronouns. Also present in \"Thee\" speech is the occasional ancient verbform."
        },
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          "text": "1990, Andries Breunis, The Nominal Sentence in Sanskrit and Middle Indo-Aryan, Brill Academic Publishers, →ISBN, page 149,\nBefore we compare these constructions with a PPP connected to a verbform of \"to be\" in the third person, we shall first discuss the following phenomenon."
        },
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          "text": "1992 August, Kees Hengeveld, \"Structure of adverbial clauses\", in Betty Devriendt, Louis Goossens, Johan van der Auwera, Complex Structures: A Functionalist Perspective, Walter de Gruyter (1996), →ISBN, page 135,\nIn this and the following tables a \"+\" represents a finite verbform, a \"−\" a nonfinite verbform, a \"P\" indicates that the adverbial relation under investigation can be expressed in a paratactic construction only, and a blank indicates that no data could be obtained for the adverbial relation under consideration."
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