indicative mood

English

Noun

indicative mood (plural indicative moods)

(grammar) The mood of a verb used in ordinary factual or objective statements.

Related terms

modal auxiliary

Translations

indicative mood

Albanian: mënyra dëftore f
Arabic: مَرْفُوع‎ m (marfūʿ)
Breton: doare-disklêriañ (br) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 直陳語氣, 直陈语气 (zhíchén yǔqì)
Czech: oznamovací způsob m
Dutch: aantonende wijs (nl) m, indicatief (nl) m
Finnish: indikatiivi (fi), tositapa (fi)
French: indicatif (fr) m
German: Indikativ (de) m
Greek: οριστική (el) f (oristikí)
Greenlandic: oqaluinnamiut
Hungarian: kijelentő mód (hu)

Icelandic: framsöguháttur (is) m
Italian: indicativo (it) m
Japanese: 直説法 (ja) (ちょくせつほう, chokusetsu-hō), 直接法 (ちょくせつほう, chokusetsu-hō)
Lithuanian: tiesioginė nuosaka (lt)
Macedonian: исказен начин m (ískazen náčin)
Polish: tryb oznajmujący (pl) m inan, tryb orzekający (pl) m inan
Portuguese: modo indicativo (pt)
Romanian: mod indicativ (ro), indicativ (ro) n
Russian: изъяви́тельное наклоне́ние (ru) n (izʺjavítelʹnoje naklonénije)
Southern Altai: јарталган (cartalgan)
Tagalog: panaganong paturol
Turkish: bildirme kipi (tr)
Uyghur: بايان رايى‎ (bayan rayi)

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