inflektoituvat
Inflektoituvat is a term used in linguistics to describe a class of languages where words change their form to express grammatical categories such as tense, number, case, or gender. This process is known as inflection. Inflektoituvat languages are characterized by their rich morphological systems, which allow for a high degree of expressiveness within a single word. For example, in Finnish, a single word can convey information about the subject, object, tense, mood, and even the speaker's attitude towards the action.
The inflectional system in inflektoituvat languages is typically complex and rule-governed. It involves the addition of
Inflektoituvat languages contrast with isolating languages, where words remain constant in form and meaning is conveyed
Examples of inflektoituvat languages include Latin, Greek, Finnish, and many Slavic languages. These languages require a