middle
મધ્ય
definition
noun
she stood alone in the middle of the street
the point or position at an equal distance from the sides, edges, or ends of something.
Other standard grammars use different lexemes but communicate the same reflexive idea for the middle .
the form or voice of a verb expressing reflexive or reciprocal action, or a passive sense for a transitive or intransitive verb.
adjective
the early and middle part of life
at an equal distance from the extremities of something; central.
I will argue that the validity of the notion of deponency is questionable in light of a closer look at the function and meaning of the middle voice in Greek.
denoting a voice of verbs in some languages, such as Greek, that expresses reciprocal or reflexive action.
translation of 'middle'
noun
મધ્ય
adjective
વચલું
example
She was shorter than I was by a good ten inches, round about the 'middle' , but with the firm energy that my father used to possess.
The instructor of visual arts was in his 'middle' forties, equipped with a sinewy body and a receding hairline.
Every crop failure flings masses of the 'middle' peasants into the ranks of the proletariat.
Is this in any way related to an inherent 'middle' voice?
The true giants did not arrive until the 'middle' of the Cretaceous period.
Suzanne and her brother Matt were the 'middle' children in the family and neither seemed to care much about doing things proper.
He was always insulting either Tom or the 'middle' brother, Timothy.
Throughout development, the peripheral cells were larger than cells of the 'middle' or central zones in both lines.
This effectively levitated the stone to a floating position in the 'middle' .
she was of 'middle' height
A low table with cushions on either side occupied the 'middle' of the room.
The goal of this study was to examine how children in the early and 'middle' childhood periods perceive social withdrawal.
With remedial support and input from us he progressed to be in the 'middle' level in most subjects.
For many years, 'middle' and long distance running has been the strong point of our sport with field events and sprinting being the poor relations.
But the novel is also haunted by a mysterious evacuation of the 'middle' ranks.
Our province desperately needs a party to once again position themselves in the 'middle' where most of the voting block is.
My mother used to take me and my 'middle' brother to bluebell woods, somewhere in Kent, just for a treat.
he wrapped a towel around his 'middle'
His furnace was placed at the 'middle' of a side wall, where waste heat could be sucked up a chimney to prevent the workshop from becoming too hot in summer.
Yesterday, however, sleet began to fall about the 'middle' of the afternoon and continued through the night.
Poole knows England's, as well as Britain's, standing in the world of 'middle' and long distance running isn't as high as it once was.
Rogers learns quickly and can play the strong side and the 'middle' .
When comparing flushes, the highest card is compared first, then if these are equal the 'middle' card, and finally if necessary the lowest.
It was a little shorter than knee length on the sides, and in the front, it got longer in a diagonal line, and the two sides overlapped in the 'middle' .
In the third scenario, all heavy vehicles are restricted from the use of the left and 'middle' lanes.
Further, with all forms except the aorist and future, we are not able to tell whether a verb is 'middle' or passive.
If the action is in the 'middle' , both sides are cropped.
Other standard grammars use different lexemes but communicate the same reflexive idea for the 'middle' .
You don't want to pick it up on the left or the right side but in the 'middle' .
In the 'middle' of the third period, Aaron rushed into the classroom, startling everyone in the class.
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