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marked as such in idiomatic English translation; for example, difficile creditu, "hard to believe", is more literally "hard to be believed", or "hardly believable".

Sanskrit

Sanskrit has a formation, from the accusative form of an old verbal noun, -tu. The ending -tum, much like in Latin, is added to the root.

* ?da => da·tum - (to give)
* ?bhu- => bháv·i·tum - (to be)
* ?kr- => kár·tum - (to do)
* ?gam- => gán·tum - (to go)

Germanic languages

In English grammar,

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