👉 In linguistics, "euconjugatae" refers to a specific type of conjugation system in which words are formed by combining two or more consonants with one vowel. This system is distinct from regular conjugations where each word can be formed by using only one letter and no vowels at all. The term was introduced by the French linguist Jean-Baptiste Léonard de Saussure in his work "The Theory of Syntax" (1892). It's
