Verbalni

Verbalni is a term found in several South Slavic languages, where it functions as an adjective meaning "verbal" or "relating to verbs." In linguistic contexts, it is used to describe grammatical features associated with verbs, including conjugation, tense, mood, voice, and, in some languages, nominalizations formed from verbs.

The word derives from the Latin verbum ("word"), through Proto-Slavic and the common Slavic suffixing patterns that yield adjectives like verbalni in Croatian, Serbian, and Slovenian.

Usage and scope vary by language; in most contexts the standard English equivalent is "verbal." In grammar references, "verbalni oblik" is often used to denote verb forms, while "verbalni naziv" may appear for certain constructions formed from verbs (verbal nouns or gerunds) depending on the language.

Verbalni does not refer to a single universal concept in English-language linguistics; instead it is a localized term used by speakers of Slavic languages to discuss verb-related phenomena. As a proper noun, "Verbalni" may be used as a brand or project name, but there is no widely recognized international entity by that name in major reference works.