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construct state
[ kon-struhkt ]
noun
- (in Semitic languages) the inflected form of a noun dependent on a following noun, with the combination expressing a genitive relationship, as Hebrew beth David âhouse of David,â where beth âhouse ofââ is the construct form of bayit âh´ÇłÜ˛őąđ.â
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of construct state1
Example Sentences
Major components of the 1994 crime bill, for example, dedicated federal money to hire local police officers, fund victimsâ services and construct state prisons.
The demands and revolts of employees also drove capitalists to construct state apparatuses that could discipline and suppress them.
In their construct, state power reigns supreme, political competition is extinguished, civil society elbowed out, and freedoms of expression, association and belief suppressed.
Constructâ˛iveness, the faculty of constructing; Constructâ˛ure.âConstruct state, in Hebrew and other Semitic languages, the state of a noun depending on another noun, which in Aryan languages would be in the genitive caseâe.g.
House of Godâhouse being in the construct state.âBear a construction, to allow of a particular interpretation.
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