Adverb
An adverb was a word that modified verbs, adjectives and other adverbs.

In 2152, Hoshi Sato provided a translation of the Retellian language to Trip Tucker, and reasoned that it was fairly accurate, "give or take an adverb". ()

In 2376, Kathryn Janeway said she would prefer to be "tracking Ransom, not tinkering with [the] adverbs" in a message constructed to communicate with nucleogenic lifeforms. ()

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