SVO

svo СВО English Etymology 1 Initialism. Adjective - en subject-verb-object en linguistics of a language en subject–verb–object [word order]: employing a system of syntax where the subject of a sentence precedes the verb, which is then followed by the object. en SOV<id:subject-object-verb> OSV<id:object-subject-verb> VSO<id:verb-subject-object> VOS<id:verb-object-subject> en English is an SVO language. en Gessica Puccini Lang Belta: the Belter language from SYFY/Amazon’s The Expanse Lingoblog https://www.lingoblog.dk/en/lang-belta-the-belter-language-from-syfy-amazons-the-expanse/ 2021-10-05 As for word order, Lang Belta is an SVO language, i.e. subject-verb-object https://web.archive.org/web/20260520041529/https://www.lingoblog.dk/en/lang-belta-the-belter-language-from-syfy-amazons-the-expanse/ 20 May 2026 Translations German: de SVO, de SPO subject-predicate-object See also en absolutive accusative active anastrophe ergative fluid-S nominative OSV OVS split-S SOV VOS VSO Etymology 2 An English transliteration from the Russian ru СВО, specifically referring to the invasion of Ukraine. Noun en special military operation. en SMO Further reading subject–verb–object word order Anagrams en osv OSV OVS OVs SOV VOS VOs VSO Vos sov en 3-letter abbreviations en History of Ukraine History of Russia War Nationalism