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grammarians: noun
grammarian: noun
grammarian

grammarians <a grammarian; grammarians> N

grammarians

grammarian <a grammarian; grammarians> N

نَحْوِيّ

عالِمٌ بِالنّحْو

grammarian (professions)

grammarian (professions)

صَرْفِيّ

grammarian (professions)

عالِمٌ بِعِلْمِ الصَّرْف

grammarian

ناحٍ النّاحِي

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Debate amongst grammarians over the appropriateness of the two types of sequence of tenses goes back as far as the 18th century. en.wikipedia.org

We have orators, poets, eloquent persons, theologians, grammarians, tellers of tales and purveyors of lore, narrators of traditions, readers, scholars, jurists, judges, magistrates and ecstatics. en.wikipedia.org

Grammarians of other languages have created further, similar, special classifications for these types of words. en.wikipedia.org

It has been so for centuries, and even the most conservative grammarians have followed this practice. en.wikipedia.org

Grammarians focus mainly on the literary dialects and isolated words. en.wikipedia.org

According to other grammarians, however, the ekaea is not properly a compound at all. en.wikipedia.org

Some grammarians distinguish this divine usage as a "pluralis excellentiae" rather than a majestic plural. en.wikipedia.org

These emigres were grammarians, humanists, poets, writers, printers, lecturers, musicians, astronomers, architects, academics, artists, scribes, philosophers, scientists, politicians and theologians. en.wikipedia.org

You can almost hear the nation's grammarians yodelling with joy at that faultless archaism. www.independent.ie

Grammarians can (again) employ constituency tests to shed light on the controversy. en.wikipedia.org

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