1. Expressing an action limited to the agent, or not passing over to an object.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• intranstivie,
• intransistive,
• intranstive,
• untransitive,
• jntransitive,
• kntransitive,
• ontransitive,
• 9ntransitive,
• 8ntransitive,
• ibtransitive,
• intranzitive,
• intransitve,
• intransitave,
• intransitivisee,
• intransitivise,
• intransitivty,
• intransitiviy,
• intranstiv,
• intransativ,
• Intransitieve

• intransitivise,
• intrinsical,
• intransitively,
• intransitivize,
• intravenous,
• interactive,
• intransigent,
• intransigence,
• intrusiveness,
• intrinsic,
• intransigency,
• intrusive,
• intra vires,
• intransitivity,
• introvertive,
• intracutaneous.

The adjective form of the word "intransitive" is "intransitive".

The plural of the "intransitive" can be the "intransitives".

The singular of the "intransitive" can be the "intransitive".