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There are 7 letters in ORTATIV ( A1I1O1R1T1V4 )

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ROTATIVE VOTARIST VITIATOR

6 letters out of ORTATIV

VIATOR

5 letters out of ORTATIV

OTTAR RATIO TAROT TORTA TRAIT VITTA

4 letters out of ORTATIV

AIRT ARVO IOTA RATO RIOT ROTA ROTI TARO TART TIRO TOIT TORA TORI TORT TRIO TROT VAIR VITA

3 letters out of ORTATIV

AIR AIT ART ATT AVO OAR OAT ORA ORT OVA RAI RAT RIA ROT TAO TAR TAT TAV TIT TOR TOT VAR VAT VIA

2 letters out of ORTATIV

AI AR AT IT OI OR TA TI TO

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The optative mood ( or ; Ancient Greek [ἔγκλισις] εὐκτική, [énklisis] euktikḗ, "[inflection] for wishing", Latin optātīvus [modus] "[mode] for wishing") is a grammatical mood of the Ancient Greek verb, named for its use as a way to express wishes.
* The optative mood in Greek is found in four different tenses (present, aorist, perfect and future) and in all three voices (active, middle and passive). It has five main uses: * To express wishes for the future ("may it happen!")
* To talk about a hypothetical future situation ("what would happen if I did this?")
* In purpose clauses ("so that it could happen") or clauses expressing fears ("for fear that it might happen") in a past context. (The subjunctive mood can also be used in this type of clause in a past context.)
* In subordinate clauses referring to repeated events in a past context ("whenever it happened", "whoever did this" etc.)
* To indicate reported speech in a past context ("he said that it had happened", "he asked who they were")Together, the optative and the subjunctive cover most of the areas for which the Latin subjunctive is used; however, for counterfactual situations in the present or the past ("it would be happening", "it should have happened" etc.), the imperfect and aorist tenses of the indicative are used in Ancient Greek.
* Over the centuries, the optative mood became more and more rarely used, and it has disappeared in Modern Greek.
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