terms |
ycond |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb ycond is
; learned, learnt.
ycond |
yond |
As a verb ycond
is ; learned, learnt.
As an adjective yond is
further; more distant or
yond can be (obsolete) furious; mad; angry; fierce.
As an adverb yond is
yonder.
ycond |
cond |
As verbs the difference between ycond and cond
is that
ycond is ; learned, learnt while
cond is (obsolete) to con (a ship).
As an adjective cond is
abbreviation of conditional.
learnt |
ycond |
As verbs the difference between learnt and ycond
is that
learnt is simple past of learn while
ycond is past participle of lang=en; learned, learnt.
learned |
ycond |
As verbs the difference between learned and ycond
is that
learned is past tense of learn: taught while
ycond is past participle of lang=en; learned, learnt.
As an adjective learned
is having much learning, knowledgeable, erudite; highly educated.