inflectional

English

Alternative forms

• inflexional

Etymology

From inflection +‎ -al.

Adjective

inflectional (comparative more inflectional, superlative most inflectional)

1. (grammar) Of or pertaining to inflection.

   Antonym: derivational

2. (mathematics) Of or pertaining to a point of inflection of a curve.

Synonyms

• flectional (flexional)

Derived terms

• inflectional suffix
• inflectional morphology
• inflectional phrase
• inflectional tangent

Translations

pertaining to grammatical inflection

• Azerbaijani: sözdəyişdirici
• Finnish: taivutuksellinen
• French: flexionnel (fr)
• Hungarian: ragozó (hu), flektáló (hu), flexiós, inflexiós (hu)
• Italian: flessionale (it)
• Russian: флекси́йный (ru) m (fleksíjnyj), оконча́тельный (ru) m (okončátelʹnyj), словоизмени́тельный (ru) (slovoizmenítelʹnyj)
• Ukrainian: словозмі́нний (slovozmínnyj)

pertaining to a point of inflection of a curve

• Manx: yn-filleydagh
• Spanish: flectivo