gerundial
Gerundial is a term used in linguistics and grammar to describe anything related to the gerund, a non-finite verb form that can function as a noun or as an adverbial element in many languages. The gerundial domain includes the gerund itself, as well as constructions built around it, such as gerund phrases or gerundial clauses.
In languages with a productive gerund, the gerund (for example, the Spanish gerundio or the English gerund)
Gerundial constructions are distinct from infinitival phrases and from participial phrases, though some grammars treat certain
Relation to other categories: the gerund is often contrasted with the infinitive (another non-finite form) and
See also: gerund, gerundive, non-finite clauses, participial phrase.