👉 In linguistics, "non-statutable" is a concept that refers to a word or phrase that cannot be used as a verb without specifying its tense and subject. This means that it can only be used in certain contexts where the verb has been specified, such as in sentences with more than one verb. For example, the sentence "I ate the apple" would not be grammatically correct if we were to use the word "ate" because "eat" is a verb that is always used
