tempora
- noun
- /ˈtɛmpərə/
- Specialized
- Upstream, Muscular, Tempora, PRISM.
Examples
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O tempora, o mores.
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I would just ask my friends, or, when they weren't around, a random person in Tempora Heroica, the #1 guild on our server.
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In linguistics, the study of verb conjugation often involves understanding various tempora that indicate different times.
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The professor explained how different tempora can change the meaning of a sentence in English grammar.
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When examining ancient texts, scholars often analyze the tempora used to better understand the historical context.
Synonyms
A verb form that shows when something happens, like past or future
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tempora is the Latin plural of tempus, which means 'time'. You can see the same root in English words like temporary and tempo, so tempora in grammar means 'times' or 'tenses', and it was also the Latin word used for the 'temples' at the sides of the head.