Etymology of CITIZENISE
The word citizenise does not have an established etymology as it is a non-standard or relatively rare term. However, by analyzing its structure, we can attempt to determine its origins.
The term citizenise is derived from the word citizen, which refers to an individual who is a legal member of a particular country or state, often entitled to certain rights and privileges. The suffix -ise is commonly used in English to form verbs, and it means to make or become.
Therefore, based on the structure, we can infer that citizenise means to make or become a citizen or to grant citizenship to someone.
It is worth noting that citizenize is another variant of the word that is sometimes used, following the spelling convention of the suffix -ize rather than -ise.
Conjugate verb Citizenise
CONDITIONAL
I
would citizenise
you
would citizenise
he/she/it
would citizenise
we
would citizenise
they
would citizenise
CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
I
would be citizenising
you
would be citizenising
he/she/it
would be citizenising
we
would be citizenising
they
would be citizenising
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have citizenise
you
would have citizenise
he/she/it
would have citizenise
we
would have citizenise
they
would have citizenise
CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
would have been citizenising
you
would have been citizenising
he/she/it
would have been citizenising
we
would have been citizenising
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would have been citizenising
FUTURE
I
will citizenise
you
will citizenise
he/she/it
will citizenise
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will citizenise
they
will citizenise
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be citizenising
you
will be citizenising
he/she/it
will be citizenising
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will be citizenising
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will be citizenising
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have citizenised
you
will have citizenised
he/she/it
will have citizenised
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will have citizenised
they
will have citizenised
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been citizenising
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will have been citizenising
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will have been citizenising
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will have been citizenising
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will have been citizenising
IMPERATIVE
you
citizenise
we
let´s citizenise
to citizenise
PAST
I
citizenised
you
citizenised
he/she/it
citizenised
we
citizenised
they
citizenised
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was citizenising
you
were citizenising
he/she/it
was citizenising
we
were citizenising
they
were citizenising
PAST PARTICIPLE
citizenised
PAST PERFECT
I
had citizenised
you
had citizenised
he/she/it
had citizenised
we
had citizenised
they
had citizenised
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been citizenising
you
had been citizenising
he/she/it
had been citizenising
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had been citizenising
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had been citizenising
PRESENT
I
citizenise
you
citizenise
he/she/it
citizenises
we
citizenise
they
citizenise
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am citizenising
you
are citizenising
he/she/it
is citizenising
we
are citizenising
they
are citizenising
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
citizenising
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have citizenised
you
have citizenised
he/she/it
has citizenised
we
have citizenised
they
have citizenised
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been citizenising
you
have been citizenising
he/she/it
has been citizenising
we
have been citizenising
they
have been citizenising
