what is the verb form of solicitude and elusive.
I searched every dictionary i could find and i found nothing.
There is no verb form of solicitude. A close synomym is "concern" which can be a verb. The verb, solicit has the same origin as solicitude.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/solicitude
The verb elude comes from the same origin as "elusive."
really isn't a verb form.
The verb "solicit" does not have the same meaning as solicitude.
And "elude" and elusive are not exactly the same in meaning either.
Check your dictionary for the meanings of those verbs
The verb form of "solicitude" is "solicit" and the verb form of "elusive" is "elude." It's possible that you couldn't find them in the dictionaries because these verbs are formed by adding suffixes to the original words. Here's how you can identify the verb forms:
1. Solicitude: The verb form is "solicit." To find it, you can apply the common verb suffix "-it" to the noun "solicitude." This transforms the noun into a verb and changes its meaning. For example, you could say "I solicit your support" to express the action of seeking or asking for support.
2. Elusive: The verb form is "elude." To find it, you can apply the common verb suffix "-e" to the adjective "elusive." This converts the adjective into a verb and changes its meaning. For instance, you could say "The answer eludes me" to indicate that you are unable to grasp or understand it.
Remember that not all nouns or adjectives have a corresponding verb form. In some cases, you may need to look for synonyms or alternative expressions to convey a similar meaning through a verb.