Participlessuch
Participlessuch is a hypothetical grammatical concept that describes a word or phrase functioning as a participle but lacking the typical grammatical markers of a participle. This means it would convey a participial meaning, such as describing an action or state, but without the usual "-ing" or "-ed" endings found in English participles. For example, in a constructed language, a word like "run" could potentially function as a participle describing someone running, even without an "-ing" suffix.
The existence and recognition of participlessuch would depend on the specific grammatical rules of a language.
While the term "participlessuch" itself is not standard linguistic terminology, it serves as a useful descriptor