apodosis उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. On Sundays and from Pascha until its apodosis, the phrase, " May He Who rose from the dead . . . " is inserted at the beginning of the Lesser Dismissal; however, none of the other weekday phrases are used.
2. The conditional mood is generally found in the independent clause ( " apodosis " ) of a conditional sentence, namely the clause that expresses the result of the condition, rather than the dependent clause ( " protasis " ) expressing the condition.
3. The Sumerian rubric, NAM-B�R-BI, which devolved from the broader class of counter-rituals, literally means  ( ritual for ) undoing of it ( i . e of the portended evil )  or  apotropaeon, " where the apodosis.
4. This form is often found in the protasis and apodosis of unreal conditions, e . g ., " mYn agY ?kbYra bid?bim, xua
   hal bubosti bim, " " If I were to see / saw / had seen Akbar, I would be happy ".
5. This is exemplified by the English sentence " If you loved me you would support me "  here the conditional " would support " appears in the apodosis, while the protasis ( the condition clause ) uses instead the simple past form " loved ".
6. Our article conditional mood says " This is exemplified by the English sentence " If you loved me you would support me "  here the conditional would support appears in the apodosis, while the protasis ( the condition clause ) uses instead the simple past form loved ."
7. Finally, on the leave-taking ( " apodosis " ) of the feast, the priest and deacon will incense around the cross, there will be a final veneration of the cross, and then they will solemnly bring the cross back into the sanctuary through the Holy Doors.
8. Vivid future conditional ( future perfect indicative in the protasis, direct question with future indicative in the apodosis; protasis is changed to perfect or pluperfect subjunctive, according to the rules of the Sequence of tenses; apodosis similarly is changed to indirect question with the periphrastic-usus sim / essem ):
9. Vivid future conditional ( future perfect indicative in the protasis, direct question with future indicative in the apodosis; protasis is changed to perfect or pluperfect subjunctive, according to the rules of the Sequence of tenses; apodosis similarly is changed to indirect question with the periphrastic-usus sim / essem ):
10. A full conditional sentence ( one which expresses the condition as well as its consequences ) therefore contains two clauses : the dependent clause expressing the condition, called the " "'protasis " "'; and the main clause expressing the consequence, called the " "'apodosis " " '.