intransitive verb

See also: intransitive-verb

English

intransitive verb (plural intransitive verbs)

(grammar) An action verb not taking a direct object.
In the English language, "sleep" is an intransitive verb.

action verb not taking a direct object — See also translations at neuter

Arabic: فِعْل لَازِم‎ m (fiʿl lāzim)
Belarusian: неперахо́дны дзеясло́ў m (njepjeraxódny dzjejaslóŭ)
Bengali: অকর্মক ক্রিয়া (ôkôrmôk kriya)
Bulgarian: непрехо́ден глаго́л m (neprehóden glagól)
Chinese:
Cantonese: 不及物動詞 (bat¹ kap⁶ mat⁶ dung⁶ ci⁴)

Mandarin: 不及物動詞, 不及物动词 (bùjíwù dòngcí), 自動詞 (zh), 自动词 (zh) (zìdòngcí)
Danish: intransitivt verbum n
Dutch: onovergankelijk werkwoord (nl) n
Finnish: intransitiivinen verbi, intransitiiviverbi (fi)
French: verbe intransitif (fr) m
Galician: verbo intransitivo m
German: Intransitiv m, Intransitivum n, intransitives Verb (de) n
Greek: αμετάβατο ρήμα n (ametávato ríma)
Hebrew: פועל עומד‎ (he) m
Hindi: अकर्मक क्रिया f (akarmak kriyā)
Hungarian: tárgyatlan ige (hu)
Icelandic: áhrifslaus sögn f
Indonesian: kata kerja intransitif
Italian: verbo intransitivo m
Japanese: 自動詞 (ja) (じどうし, jidōshi)
Korean: 자동사 (ko) (jadongsa) (自動詞 (ko))

Latin: verbum intransitivum n
Latvian: nepārejošs darbības vārds m, intransitīvs verbs m
Macedonian: непреоден глагол m (nepréoden glágol)
Malayalam: അകര്‍മ്മകക്രിയ (akar‍mmakakriya)
Maori: kupumahi poro, tūmahi poro
Norman: vèrbe întransitif m
Novial: non-transitiv verbe
Polish: czasownik nieprzechodni (pl) m inan
Portuguese: verbo intransitivo m
Romanian: intranzitiv (ro) m, verb intranzitiv n
Russian: неперехо́дный глаго́л m (neperexódnyj glagól)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: непрелазни глагол m, непријелазни глагол m

Roman: neprelazni glagol m, neprijelazni glagol m
Spanish: verbo intransitivo (es) m
Swedish: intransitivt verb (sv)
Tagalog: pandiwang katawanin
Thai: อกรรมกริยา (th) (à-gam-grì-yaa)
Turkish: geçişsiz fiil (tr), geçişsiz eylem (tr)
Ukrainian: неперехідне́ дієсло́во n (neperexidné dijeslóvo)
Vietnamese: nội động từ (vi)
Volapük: värb neloveädik

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