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e-form en · NOUN · etymology 1

Etymology

From e- + form.

Meanings

  1. A computerized form (template or document to be filled in).

Forms

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e-form en · NOUN · etymology 2

Etymology

From e + form.

Meanings

  1. (of the Danish language) The definite singular and plural form of adjectives, which often end in -e.
    • In the plural, an 'e' is added to the adjective creating the 'e-form,' both for common and neuter gender. (...) An 'e' is also added in the definite singular, using den and det (the), for both genders: […] 2007, Nete Schmidt, Beginner's Danish, Hippocrene Books, →ISBN, page 48:
    • Most adjectives can appear in three different forms: the basic form, the t-form and the e-form. 2004, Kirsten Gade, W. Glyn Jones, Colloquial Danish, Routledge, →ISBN, page 62:

Forms

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Translations (2)

de e-Form (adjective form) · da e-form (adjective form)