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D-stem
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English
Etymology
Abbreviation of doubled stem, due to the fact that verbs in this stem typically have a doubled second radical.
Noun
en Semitic linguistics en linguistics the intensive stem/verbal construction of a Semitic root root, typically denoting intensity, transitivity, and multiplication, particularly in Semitic languages
en binyan pi'el Hebrew linguistics pa'el stem Aramaic linguistics form II Arabic linguistics
en binyan kaved Hebrew linguistics
See also
en G-stem
en tG-stem
en tD-stem
en L-stem
en tL-stem
en Š-stem
en Št-stem
en ŠtG-stem
en N-stem