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grammatic

(ɡrəˈmætɪk)
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(Grammar) of or relating to grammar
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Adj.1.grammatic - of or pertaining to grammar; "the grammatic structure of a sentence"; "grammatical rules"; "grammatical gender"
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The predicates in question are altaewe, atbredendlic, ahwlic, Arabisc, Arrianisc, bebbisc, bodigendlic, Bulgarisc, cicropisc, Cillinesc, clacleas, clincig, dalisc, (ge)dryme, duniendlic, (ge)dwaes 1, eawisclic, Eficisc, eowigendlic, eretic, farendlic, Fariseisc, Frencisc, gearwe, geanul, gecneord, geeane, gefaed 1, gefredra, gegeorendlic, gehwaede, gelaer, geneor[??], gere[??]re, geresp, gerislic, getricce, getwis, grammatic, grandorleas, hrurul, Libanisc, (ge)lome 1, Lundonisc, lytig, Mailrosisc, mealmeht, mechanisc, Memftisc, Nazarenisc, Nicenisc, nihstig, pierisc, Pirenisc, (ge) risne 1, ryplen 1, selden, seoslig, singal, Speonisc, Steornede, (ge)taese 1, Tirisc, towlic, twibleoh, prisnaecce, uncamprof, and dundergendlic.
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