factitif.
causative; factitive (said of a verb where the subject is made to do the action)
Meaning & usage
causative; factitive (said of a verb where the subject is made to do the action)
Il faut distinguer forme factitive du verbe et son sens factitif. Ainsi, un verbe comme « construire » peut être employé dans un sens factitif: Pierre construit une maison en banlieue. [Il la construit lui-même, ou il la fait construire, selon le cas].
Where this word comes from
From Latin factitō + -if.
causative; factitive (verbal mode where the subject causes the action to be done)
Le factitif s’applique à un verbe transitif et indique que le sujet fait effectuer une action par un autre agent que lui-même.
Where this word comes from
From Latin factitō + -if.
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