verbal meaning in English
| Portuguese | English |
|---|---|
| verbal adjective | verbal(of, or relating to words) |
| verbalizar verb | verbalize [verbalized, verbalizing, verbalizes](to express) voice [voiced, voicing, voices](to give utterance or expression to) |
| verbalização noun {f} | verbalization [verbalizations](An instance of verbalizing) |
| verbalmente adverb | orally(spoken) verbally(in a verbal manner) |
| antiverbal adjective | antiverbal(opposing or avoiding the use of speech or words) |
| cruciverbalista noun | cruciverbalist(constructor of crosswords) |
| deverbal adjective | deverbal(derived from a verb) |
| deverbal noun {m} | deverbal(a word, especially a substantive, that is derived from a verb) |
| forma verbal noun {f} | conjugation [conjugations](conjugated forms of a verb) |
| locução verbal noun {f} | phrasal verb(idiomatic phrase) |
| sintagma verbal noun {m} | verb phrase [verb phrases](Phrase that functions syntactically as a verb) |
| substantivo verbal noun {m} | verbal noun(grammar: noun that is morphologically related to a verb and has similar meaning) |
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