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-- INFLECTIONS LATIN 1.97F
-- Inflections for WORDS are in a human-readable file called INFLECTS.LAT.
-- Presently there are almost 1800 separate entries.
-- This data is processed to produce a file INFLECTS.SEC used by the code.
-- The part of speech is given,along with the appropriate characteristics
-- for a particular inflection. The inflection/ending is specified by
-- the stem to which it is attached, a number of characters, and the ending string.
-- There is an AGE and FREQ for each entry.
-- This is an ongoing development. INFLECTS will improve in future versions.
-- But comments relative to the current state are appreciated.
-- Inflections are defaulted to FREQ = A, unless there is other information
-- In other words, the simple inflections of elementary Latin texts are A
-- If there is any discrimination against infrequent cases or tenses
-- this is done on the basis of that case, not the inflection.
-- The inflection is still as frequent as that case is.
-- Some inflections may be infrequent or early varients, and are so treated
-- The ones without endings
ADV X 1 0 X A
ADV X 2 0 X A
ADV X 3 0 X A
ADV POS 1 0 X A
ADV COMP 1 0 X A
ADV SUPER 1 0 X A
PREP GEN 1 0 X A -- Prepositional Substantive
PREP ACC 1 0 X A
PREP ABL 1 0 X A
CONJ 1 0 X A
INTERJ 1 0 X A
-- After Version 1.9, the order of cases is different
-- VOC is right after NOM, because it is often the same
-- LOC is between GEN and DAT, since it is usually like one or the other
-- ACC moved to the end, to put DAT and ABL together, usually the same
-- Inflections are taken primarily from Gildersleeve & Lodge, Latin Grammar
-- and Allen & Greenough, New Latin Grammar
-- The books are almost identical, any diviations are noted
-- FIRST DECLENSION
-- First declension is simplest
-- While I know of no case in which the NOM and GEN stems are different
-- we still make provision for two stems in the KEY
-- to be consistent with other declensions
-- There are no neuter first declension nouns
-- (all inflections are C), program checks
-- All usual first declension nouns - N 1 1
-- Ex: aqua aquae => aqu aqu
N 1 1 NOM S C 1 1 a X A
N 1 1 NOM S M 1 2 as B D -- G&L 29 N1
N 1 1 VOC S C 1 1 a X A
N 1 1 GEN S C 2 2 ae X A
N 1 1 GEN S C 2 2 ai B C -- G&L 29 N2 A&G 43a -- Poetic
N 1 1 LOC S C 2 2 ae X A
N 1 0 DAT S C 2 2 ae X A
N 1 0 DAT S C 2 2 ai B I -- G&L 29 N3
N 1 1 ABL S C 2 1 a X A
N 1 1 ABL S C 2 2 ad B D -- G&L 29 N4
N 1 1 ACC S C 2 2 am X A
N 1 0 NOM P C 2 2 ae X A
N 1 0 VOC P C 2 2 ae X A
N 1 0 GEN P C 2 4 arum X A
N 1 0 GEN P C 2 2 um X C -- G&L 29 R3
N 1 0 LOC P C 2 2 is X A
N 1 0 DAT P C 2 2 is X A
N 1 0 DAT P C 2 4 abus D B -- G&L 29 R4
N 1 0 ABL P C 2 2 is X A
N 1 0 ABL P C 2 4 abus D B -- G&L 29 R4
N 1 0 ACC P C 2 2 as X A
-- First declension "Greek" nouns
-- The plurals are common for all first declension, Latin and "Greek"
-- Following Gildersleve and Lodge (mostly)
-- Ex: epitome, epitomes => epitom epitom
-- Ex: musice, musices => music music (also musica, musicae)
N 1 6 NOM S C 1 1 e X A
N 1 6 VOC S C 1 1 e X A
N 1 6 GEN S C 2 2 es X A
N 1 6 LOC S C 2 2 es X D -- By rule G&L 29 R 2, unlikely WAW
N 1 6 ABL S C 2 1 e X A
N 1 6 ACC S C 2 2 en X A
-- Ex: cometes, cometae => comet comet
N 1 7 NOM S C 1 2 es X A
N 1 7 VOC S C 1 1 e X A
N 1 7 VOC S C 1 1 a X B
N 1 7 GEN S C 2 2 ae X A
N 1 7 GEN S C 2 2 ai B B -- G&L 29 N2 A&G 43a -- Poetic
N 1 7 LOC S C 2 2 ae X A
N 1 7 ABL S C 2 1 e X A
N 1 7 ABL S C 2 1 a X B
N 1 7 ACC S C 2 2 en X A
N 1 7 ACC S C 2 2 am X B
-- Ex: Archias, Archiae => Archi Archi
-- Ex: Aeneas, Aeneae => Aene Aene
N 1 8 NOM S M 1 2 as X A
N 1 8 NOM S F 1 1 a X A -- My guess from the Greek
N 1 8 VOC S C 1 1 a X A
N 1 8 GEN S C 2 2 ae X A
N 1 8 GEN S C 2 2 ai B B -- G&L 29 N2 A&G 43a -- Poetic
N 1 8 LOC S C 2 2 ae X A
N 1 8 ACC S C 2 2 an X A
N 1 8 ACC S C 2 2 am X B
N 1 8 ABL S C 2 1 a X A
-- SECOND DECLENSION
-- Second declension nouns in "us" - N 2 1
-- With the KEY on STEM this covers normal "us" and "ius" both
-- by including or excluding the "i" in the GEN stem
-- but the VOC is different ("e") from the "filius" declension following
-- Ex: amicus amici => amic amic
N 2 1 NOM S X 1 2 us X A -- Hark 52
-- GENDER X although only three of N 2 1 N virus, vulgus, pelagus G&L 33 R 3
N 2 1 NOM S C 1 2 os A B -- Hark 52
N 2 1 VOC S X 1 1 e X A
N 2 1 GEN S X 2 1 i X A
N 2 0 LOC S X 2 1 i X A
N 2 0 DAT S X 2 1 o X A
N 2 0 ABL S X 2 1 o X A
N 2 0 ACC S C 2 2 um X A
N 2 1 ACC S N 2 2 us X A -- GENDER exception for above
N 2 0 ACC S C 2 2 om A B -- Hark 52
N 2 0 NOM P C 2 1 i X A -- GENDER X almost never
N 2 1 NOM P N 2 1 e X A -- A&G 48 a
N 2 0 VOC P C 2 1 i X A -- GENDER X in plural
N 2 0 GEN P X 2 4 orum X A
N 2 0 GEN P X 2 2 um X C -- G&L 33 R 4
N 2 0 LOC P X 2 2 is X A -- G&L 33 R 5
N 2 0 DAT P X 2 2 is X A
N 2 0 ABL P X 2 2 is X A
N 2 0 ACC P C 2 2 os X A
N 2 1 ACC P N 2 1 e X A
-- Second declension neuter nouns - N 2 2
-- This is pretty simple, like first declension, stems are identical
-- Could reduce the number of inflections by counting on the GENDER,
-- that is, say NOM C -> us, NOM N -> um, but then vulgus is special case
-- Ex: verbum verbi => verb verb
N 2 2 NOM S N 1 2 um X A
N 2 2 NOM S N 1 2 om A B -- Hark 52
N 2 2 VOC S N 1 2 um X A
N 2 2 GEN S N 2 1 i X A
N 2 2 ACC S N 2 2 um X A
N 2 0 NOM P N 2 1 a X A
N 2 0 VOC P N 2 1 a X A
N 2 0 ACC P N 2 1 a X A
-- Second declension nouns in "er" whether of not the "er" in base - N 2 3
-- The two stem and KEY combines the two cases
-- Ex; puer pueri => puer puer
-- Ex: ager agri => ager agr
-- Ex: corniger may be the only Neuter example
N 2 3 NOM S X 1 0 X A
N 2 3 VOC S X 1 0 X A
N 2 3 GEN S X 2 1 i X A
-- Early (BC) 2nd declension nouns in ius/ium (not filius-like) - N 2 4
-- for the most part formed GEN S in 'i', not 'ii' -- G&L 33 R 1
-- Dictionaries often show as ...(i)i
-- N 2 4 uses GENDER discrimination to reduce to single VAR
-- Ex: radius rad(i)i => radi radi M
-- Ex: atrium atr(i)i => atri atri N
N 2 4 NOM S C 1 2 us X A
N 2 4 VOC S C 1 1 e X A
N 2 4 NOM S N 1 2 um X A
N 2 4 VOC S N 1 2 um X A
N 2 4 GEN S X 2 1 i D B
N 2 4 GEN S X 2 0 B A
N 2 4 ACC S X 2 2 um X A
-- Second declension special nouns in "ius", "filius" and proper names
-- Stem includes "i" mostly, loses the "i" in the VOC and GEN
-- Note that the "i" is kept in plural
-- I know of only male entries for this variant
-- Ex: filius fili => fili fili -- but is very special case
-- Ex: Lucius Lucii => Luci Luci
N 2 5 NOM S M 1 2 us X A
N 2 5 VOC S M 1 0 X A
N 2 5 GEN S M 2 0 X A
N 2 5 GEN S M 2 1 i E A -- Later Latin has filii
N 2 5 ACC S M 2 2 um X A
-- Second declension "Greek" nouns
-- Ex: barbitos barbiti => barbit barbit
N 2 6 NOM S X 1 2 os X A
N 2 6 VOC S X 1 1 e X A
N 2 6 GEN S X 2 1 i X A
N 2 6 ACC S C 2 2 on X A
N 2 6 ACC S N 2 2 os X A
N 2 6 NOM P X 2 2 oe B C -- G&L 66 N4
N 2 6 NOM P N 2 1 e B C -- OLD cetus
N 2 6 ACC P N 2 1 e B C -- OLD cetus
-- This one is not done very precisely
-- Ex: Androgeos Androgeo => Andregeos Andrege
-- Also for -ys for Greek -os
-- Ex: chelys (-yn ACC) => chelys chel
-- Ex: amphibachys amphibrachyos => amphibrachys amphibrach
N 2 7 NOM S X 1 0 X A
N 2 7 VOC S X 1 0 X A
N 2 7 VOC S X 2 0 X D -- chelys L+S
N 2 7 GEN S X 2 1 o X A
N 2 7 GEN S X 2 1 i X B
N 2 7 GEN S X 2 2 yos X D -- Hack for ys->yos
N 2 7 ACC S X 2 2 on X A
N 2 7 ACC S X 2 2 yn X D -- Hack for ys->yn (on)
N 2 7 ACC S X 2 1 o X B
-- Nouns from Greek in -on -- only N
-- Ex: Ilion Ilii => Ili Ili
N 2 8 NOM S N 1 2 on X A
N 2 8 VOC S N 2 2 on X A
N 2 8 GEN S N 2 1 i X A
N 2 8 ACC S N 2 2 on X A
-- Ex: Panthus, Panthi => Panth Panth -- only one?
-- Ex: Teucrus
-- and even OLD does not give information to allow this designation
N 2 9 NOM S C 1 2 us X A
N 2 9 VOC S C 2 1 u X A
N 2 9 GEN S C 2 1 i X A
N 2 9 ACC S C 2 2 un X A
-- Third declension M or F nouns whose stems end in a consonant - N 3 1
-- Ex: miles militis => miles milit
-- Ex: lex legis => lex leg
-- Ex: frater fratris => frater fratr
-- Ex: soror sororis => soror soror
-- All third declension that have the endings -udo, -io, -tas, -x
-- Ex: pulcritudo pulcritudinis => plucritudo pulcritudin
-- Ex: legio legionis => legio legion
-- Ex: varietas varietatis => varietas varietat
-- Ex: radix radicis => radix radic
N 3 0 NOM S X 1 0 X A
N 3 0 VOC S X 1 0 X A
N 3 0 GEN S X 2 2 is X A
-- Sinkovich says i like DAT, Jenney says e like ABL
N 3 0 LOC S X 2 1 i B A -- G&L 37 5 early like DAT
N 3 0 LOC S X 2 1 e X A -- G&L 37 5 later like ABL
N 3 0 DAT S X 2 1 i X A
N 3 0 DAT S X 2 1 e B B
N 3 0 ABL S C 2 1 e X A
N 3 1 ACC S C 2 2 em X A
N 3 0 NOM P C 2 2 es X A
N 3 0 NOM P C 2 2 is A B
--N 3 0 NOM P C 2 3 eis A C -- Deleted for false positives (JFW)
N 3 0 VOC P C 2 2 es X A
N 3 1 GEN P C 2 2 um X A
N 3 1 GEN P C 2 3 ium X B -- G&L 38 2
N 3 0 LOC P X 2 4 ibus X A
N 3 0 DAT P X 2 4 ibus X A
N 3 0 ABL P X 2 4 ibus X A
N 3 1 ACC P C 2 2 is X C -- G&L 57 4
N 3 1 ACC P C 2 2 es X A
-- Third declension N nouns with stems ending in a consonant - N 3 2
-- Ex: nomen nomenis => nomen nomin
-- Ex: iter itineris => iter itiner
-- Ex: tempus temporis => tempus tempor
N 3 2 ABL S N 2 1 e X A
N 3 2 ACC S N 1 0 X A
N 3 2 NOM P N 2 1 a X A
N 3 2 VOC P N 2 1 a X A
N 3 2 GEN P N 2 2 um X A
N 3 2 GEN P N 2 3 ium X B -- G&L 38 2
N 3 2 ACC P N 2 1 a X A
-- Third declension nouns I-stems (M & F) - N 3 3
-- Ex: hostis hostis => hostis host
-- Ex: finis finis => finis fin
-- Consonant i-stems
-- Ex: urbs urbis => urbs urb
-- Ex: mons montis => mons mont
-- Also use this for present participles (-ns) used as substantives in M & F
N 3 3 ABL S C 2 1 i X B -- G&L 57 2
N 3 3 ACC S C 2 2 em X A
N 3 3 ACC S C 2 2 im X B -- G&L 57 1
-- While there are some classical words that are claimed to always have -im
-- you would not bet that over the years every monk obeyed this rule
N 3 3 NOM P C 2 2 is B C -- G&L 38 1, 57 4
N 3 3 GEN P C 2 3 ium X A
N 3 3 GEN P C 2 2 um X B -- G&L 57 3
N 3 3 ACC P C 2 2 is B A -- G&L 57 5
N 3 3 ACC P C 2 2 es X B
N 3 3 ACC P C 2 3 eis A C -- G&L 57 5
-- Third declension nouns I-stems (N) - N 3 4
-- Ex: mare maris => mare mar -- ending in "e"
-- Ex: animal animalis => animal animal -- ending in "al"
-- Ex: exemplar exemplaris => exemplar exemplar -- ending in "ar"
-- Also use this for present participles (-ns) used as substantives in N
N 3 4 ABL S N 2 1 i X A
N 3 4 ACC S N 1 0 X A
N 3 4 NOM P N 2 2 ia X A
N 3 4 VOC P N 2 2 ia X A
N 3 4 GEN P N 2 3 ium X A
N 3 4 GEN P N 2 2 um X B -- G&L 57 3
N 3 4 ACC P N 2 2 ia X A
-- Third declension Greek nouns
-- Ex: aer aeris => aer aer
N 3 6 GEN S C 2 2 is X A
N 3 6 ACC S C 2 1 a X A
N 3 6 ACC S C 2 2 em X B
N 3 6 GEN S C 2 2 um X A
N 3 6 ACC S C 2 2 as X A
-- Ex: lampas lampados => lampas lampad
-- Ex: Atlantis, Atlantidos => Atlantis Atlantid
N 3 7 GEN S X 2 2 os X A
N 3 7 ABL S N 2 1 e X A
N 3 7 ACC S X 2 1 a X A
N 3 7 ACC S X 2 2 em X A
N 3 7 NOM P N 2 1 a X A
N 3 7 VOC P N 2 1 a X A
N 3 7 GEN P X 2 2 um X A
N 3 7 ACC P C 2 2 as X A
N 3 7 ACC P N 2 1 a X A
-- Mixec Greek II and III (V) -- G&L 65
-- Ex: Moses, Mosis => Moses Mos -- Ecc
-- Ex: Ulixes, Ulixis/i/ei => Uxiles Uxil/Uxile
-- Ex: Achilles, Achillis => Achilles Achill/Achille
--N 3 0 VOC S X 1 0 X A
N 3 8 VOC S X 2 1 e X A
N 3 8 VOC S X 2 2 eu X A -- G&L 65
--N 3 0 GEN S X 2 2 is X A
N 3 8 GEN S X 2 2 os B C
N 3 8 GEN S X 2 1 i X B
N 3 8 ACC S X 2 2 em X A
N 3 8 ACC S X 2 2 es X B
N 3 8 ACC S X 2 2 en X B -- G&L 65
N 3 8 GEN P C 2 2 um X A
N 3 8 GEN P C 2 3 ium X B
N 3 8 ACC P C 2 2 is X A
-- Both Greek 3rd declension and Latin 3rd.
-- Ex: tigris tigris/tigridis => tigris tigr/tigrid
-- Ex: praxis praxios => prax praxi
-- Ex: haeresis haereseos => haeres haerese (haeresis, -is is NOT -- of type 3 9, the ACC SING is haeresem)
-- Ex: pater patros => pater patr
-- Note that the ACC SING can be derived from either the 1st or the
-- 2nd stem (depends on word)
--N 3 0 NOM S X 1 0 NULL X A
N 3 9 NOM S X 1 2 is X A --JFW, 1st stem
--N 3 0 VOC S X 1 0 NULL X A
-- there ought to be a N 3 9 VOC ending in -is, but I know of no example in Latin.
N 3 9 GEN S X 2 2 os X A
--N 3 9 GEN S X 2 2 is X B -- duplicates N 3 0
--N 3 0 DAT S X 2 1 i D A
N 3 9 ABL S X 2 1 i X A
N 3 9 ACC S X 1 2 in X A -- JFW, 1st stem
N 3 9 ACC S X 2 2 in X A
N 3 9 ACC S X 1 2 on X B -- JFW, 1st stem
N 3 9 ACC S X 2 2 on X B
N 3 9 ACC S X 1 1 a X B -- JFW, 1st stem
N 3 9 ACC S X 2 1 a X B
--N 3 0 NOM P C 2 2 es X A
--N 3 0 NOM P C 2 2 is A B
--N 3 0 VOC P C 2 2 es X A
N 3 9 NOM P N 2 1 a X A
N 3 9 VOC P N 2 1 a X A
N 3 9 GEN P X 2 3 ium X A
N 3 9 GEN P X 2 2 on X A -- JFW, Greek GEN plural
--N 3 0 DAT P X 2 4 ibus X A
--N 3 0 ABL P X 2 4 ibus X A
--N 3 0 ACC P C 2 2 es X A
N 3 9 ACC P C 2 2 is X A
N 3 9 ACC P C 2 2 as X B
N 3 9 ACC P N 2 1 a X A
-- Fourth declension nouns M & F in "us" - N 4 1
-- Ex: passus passus => pass pass
-- Ex: manus manus => man man
N 4 1 NOM S C 1 2 us X A
N 4 1 VOC S C 1 2 us X A
N 4 1 GEN S C 2 2 us X A
N 4 1 GEN S C 2 2 os A C -- G&L 61 N 1
N 4 1 GEN S C 2 1 i A B -- G&L 61 N 1
N 4 1 DAT S C 2 2 ui X A
-- Alternatively u
N 4 1 DAT S C 2 1 u D C -- G&L 61
N 4 0 ABL S X 2 1 u X A
N 4 1 ACC S C 2 2 um X A
N 4 1 NOM P C 2 2 us X A
N 4 1 NOM P C 2 3 uus D C -- G&L 61 N 3
N 4 1 VOC P C 2 2 us X A
N 4 1 VOC P C 2 3 uus D C -- G&L 61 N 3
N 4 0 GEN P X 2 3 uum X A
N 4 0 GEN P X 2 2 um C C -- G&L 61 N 4
N 4 0 DAT P X 2 4 ibus X A
N 4 0 DAT P X 2 4 ubus B C -- G&L 61 R 1
N 4 0 ABL P X 2 4 ibus X A
N 4 0 ABL P X 2 4 ubus B C -- G&L 61 R 1
N 4 1 ACC P C 2 2 us X A
N 4 1 ACC P C 2 3 uus D C -- G&L 61 N 3
-- Fourth declension nouns N in "u" - N 4 2
-- Ex: genu genus => gen gen
-- Ex: cornu cornus => corn corn
N 4 2 NOM S N 1 1 u X A
N 4 2 VOC S N 1 1 u X A
N 4 2 GEN S N 2 2 us X A
N 4 2 DAT S N 2 1 u X A
N 4 2 ACC S N 2 1 u X A
N 4 2 NOM P N 2 2 ua X A
N 4 2 VOC P N 2 2 ua X A
N 4 2 ACC P N 2 2 ua X A
-- A sort of artifical fourth declension
-- Just for Jesus, no plural - but there might be others
-- Ex: Jesus Jesu => Ies Ies (Jes Jes)
N 4 3 NOM S C 1 2 us X A
N 4 3 VOC S C 1 1 u X A
N 4 3 GEN S C 2 1 u X A
N 4 3 DAT S C 2 1 u X A
N 4 3 ACC S C 2 2 em X A -- Stelten, Dict. of Eccl. Latin
N 4 3 ACC S C 2 2 um X A -- Collins, Primer of Eccl. Latin
-- All fifth declension nouns - N 5 1
-- Ex: dies diei => di di
-- Ex: res rei => r r
N 5 1 NOM S C 1 2 es X A
N 5 1 VOC S C 1 2 es X A
N 5 1 GEN S C 2 2 ei X A
N 5 1 GEN S C 2 1 e B B -- G&L 63 N
N 5 1 GEN S C 2 1 i A D -- L+S (dii)
N 5 1 DAT S C 2 2 ei X A
N 5 1 DAT S C 2 1 e B C -- G&L 63 N2
N 5 1 DAT S C 2 1 i B F -- G&L 63 N2
N 5 1 ABL S C 2 1 e X A
N 5 1 ACC S C 2 2 em X A
N 5 1 NOM P C 2 2 es X A
N 5 1 VOC P C 2 2 es X A
N 5 1 GEN P C 2 4 erum X A
N 5 1 DAT P C 2 4 ebus X A
N 5 1 ABL P C 2 4 ebus X A
N 5 1 ABL P C 2 3 eis X B -- JFW, eg 'cum plebeis' (Justinian)
N 5 1 ACC P C 2 2 es X A
-- For abbreviations, indeclinable, but a special case vis. capitalization
N 9 8 X X X 1 0 X A
-- For those other few nouns that are not declined, e.g., fas
N 9 9 X X X 1 0 X A
-- FIRST AND SECOND DECLENSION ADJECTIVES
-- Adjectives of first and second declension (-us in NOM S M) - ADJ 1 1
-- Ex: malus mala malum => mal mal pei pessi
-- Ex: altus alta altum => alt alt alti altissi
ADJ 1 1 NOM S M POS 1 2 us X A
ADJ 1 1 GEN S M POS 2 1 i X A
ADJ 1 1 DAT S M POS 2 1 o X A
ADJ 1 0 ACC S M POS 2 2 um X A
ADJ 1 0 ABL S M POS 2 1 o X A
ADJ 1 1 VOC S M POS 1 1 e X A
ADJ 1 0 NOM P M POS 2 1 i X A
ADJ 1 0 GEN P M POS 2 4 orum X A
ADJ 1 0 DAT P X POS 2 2 is X A
ADJ 1 0 ACC P M POS 2 2 os X A
ADJ 1 0 ABL P X POS 2 2 is X A
ADJ 1 0 VOC P M POS 2 1 i X A
ADJ 1 0 NOM S F POS 2 1 a X A
ADJ 1 1 GEN S F POS 2 2 ae X A
ADJ 1 1 DAT S F POS 2 2 ae X A
ADJ 1 0 ACC S F POS 2 2 am X A
ADJ 1 0 ABL S F POS 2 1 a X A
ADJ 1 0 VOC S F POS 2 1 a X A
ADJ 1 0 NOM P F POS 2 2 ae X A
ADJ 1 0 GEN P F POS 2 4 arum X A
ADJ 1 0 ACC P F POS 2 2 as X A
ADJ 1 0 VOC P F POS 2 2 ae X A
ADJ 1 1 NOM S N POS 2 2 um X A
ADJ 1 1 GEN S N POS 2 1 i X A
ADJ 1 1 DAT S N POS 2 1 o X A
ADJ 1 1 ACC S N POS 2 2 um X A
ADJ 1 0 ABL S N POS 2 1 o X A
ADJ 1 1 VOC S N POS 2 2 um X A
ADJ 1 0 NOM P N POS 2 1 a X A
ADJ 1 0 GEN P N POS 2 4 orum X A
ADJ 1 0 ACC P N POS 2 1 a X A
ADJ 1 0 VOC P N POS 2 1 a X A
-- i must be in stem because of minor
-- This seems a lot of fuss for the only example or a COMP stem without i
-- but the alternatives (another DECL, UNIQUES) run to more cost
-- The only penality is the possible additional procssing on DEP verbs
-- I might reconsider if I was tring to share ADJ 3 1 POS with ADJ 0 0 COMP
ADJ 0 0 NOM S C COMP 3 2 or X A
ADJ 0 0 GEN S C COMP 3 4 oris X A
ADJ 0 0 DAT S X COMP 3 3 ori X A
ADJ 0 0 ACC S C COMP 3 4 orem X A
ADJ 0 0 ABL S X COMP 3 3 ore X A
-- Alternatively -- For poet and early and late prose G & L 89
ADJ 0 0 ABL S X COMP 3 3 ori X A
ADJ 0 0 VOC S C COMP 3 2 or X A
ADJ 0 0 NOM P C COMP 3 4 ores X A
ADJ 0 0 GEN P X COMP 3 4 orum X A
ADJ 0 0 DAT P X COMP 3 6 oribus X A
ADJ 0 0 ACC P C COMP 3 4 ores X A
ADJ 0 0 ABL P X COMP 3 6 oribus X A
ADJ 0 0 VOC P C COMP 3 4 ores X A
ADJ 0 0 NOM S N COMP 3 2 us X A
ADJ 0 0 GEN S N COMP 3 4 oris X A
--ADJ 0 0 DAT S N COMP 3 3 ori
ADJ 0 0 ACC S N COMP 3 2 us X A
--ADJ 0 0 ABL S N COMP 3 3 ore X
ADJ 0 0 VOC S N COMP 3 2 us X A
ADJ 0 0 NOM P N COMP 3 3 ora X A
--ADJ 0 0 GEN P N COMP 3 4 orum
--ADJ 0 0 DAT P N COMP 3 6 oribus X
ADJ 0 0 ACC P N COMP 3 3 ora X A
--ADJ 0 0 ABL P N COMP 3 6 oribus
ADJ 0 0 VOC P N COMP 3 3 ora X A
-- Can include m in ending, since I know of no exception.
-- Even if there were one could handle it as a ADJ 1 1 POS with SUPER meaning
-- So on both counts it is easier than the minor/COMP problem above.
-- Including more is a problem. Most end in issim, but there are r and l's
-- And there are worse cases, citimus, extremus, postumus, summus
-- These could also be handled as ADJ 1 1 POS, but this more including
ADJ 0 0 NOM S M SUPER 4 3 mus X A
ADJ 0 0 GEN S M SUPER 4 2 mi X A
ADJ 0 0 DAT S M SUPER 4 2 mo X A
ADJ 0 0 ACC S M SUPER 4 3 mum X A
ADJ 0 0 ABL S M SUPER 4 2 mo X A
ADJ 0 0 VOC S M SUPER 4 2 me X A
ADJ 0 0 NOM P M SUPER 4 2 mi X A
ADJ 0 0 GEN P M SUPER 4 5 morum X A
ADJ 0 0 DAT P X SUPER 4 3 mis X A
ADJ 0 0 ACC P M SUPER 4 3 mos X A
ADJ 0 0 ABL P X SUPER 4 3 mis X A
ADJ 0 0 VOC P M SUPER 4 2 mi X A
ADJ 0 0 NOM S F SUPER 4 2 ma X A
ADJ 0 0 GEN S F SUPER 4 3 mae X A
ADJ 0 0 DAT S F SUPER 4 3 mae X A
ADJ 0 0 ACC S F SUPER 4 3 mam X A
ADJ 0 0 ABL S F SUPER 4 2 ma X A
ADJ 0 0 VOC S F SUPER 4 2 ma X A
ADJ 0 0 NOM P F SUPER 4 3 mae X A
ADJ 0 0 GEN P F SUPER 4 5 marum X A
--ADJ 0 0 DAT P F SUPER 4 3 mis X
ADJ 0 0 ACC P F SUPER 4 3 mas X A
--ADJ 0 0 ABL P F SUPER 4 3 mis X
ADJ 0 0 VOC P F SUPER 4 3 mae X A
ADJ 0 0 NOM S N SUPER 4 3 mum X A
ADJ 0 0 GEN S N SUPER 4 2 mi X A
ADJ 0 0 DAT S N SUPER 4 2 mo X A
ADJ 0 0 ACC S N SUPER 4 3 mum X A
ADJ 0 0 ABL S N SUPER 4 2 mo X A
ADJ 0 0 VOC S N SUPER 4 3 mum X A
ADJ 0 0 NOM P N SUPER 4 2 ma X A
ADJ 0 0 GEN P N SUPER 4 5 morum X A
--ADJ 0 0 DAT P N SUPER 4 3 mis X
ADJ 0 0 ACC P N SUPER 4 2 ma X A
--ADJ 0 0 ABL P N SUPER 4 3 mis
ADJ 0 0 VOC P N SUPER 4 2 ma X A
-- Adjectives of first and second declension (-er) - ADJ 1 2
-- Ex: miser misera miserum => miser miser miseri miserri
-- Ex: sacer sacra sacrum => sacer sacr zzz sacerri -- no COMP
-- Ex: pulcher pulchri => pulcher pulchr pulchri pulcherri
ADJ 1 2 NOM S M POS 1 0 X A
ADJ 1 2 GEN S M POS 2 1 i X A
ADJ 1 2 DAT S M POS 2 1 o X A
ADJ 1 2 VOC S M POS 1 0 X A
ADJ 1 2 GEN S F POS 2 2 ae X A
ADJ 1 2 DAT S F POS 2 2 ae X A
ADJ 1 2 NOM S N POS 2 2 um X A
ADJ 1 2 GEN S N POS 2 1 i X A
ADJ 1 2 DAT S N POS 2 1 o X A
ADJ 1 2 ACC S N POS 2 2 um X A
ADJ 1 2 VOC S N POS 2 2 um X A
-- nullus type adjectives (with ius in GEN and i in DAT sing)
-- nullus (gen) nullius => null null zzz zzz -- no COMP or SUPER
ADJ 1 3 NOM S M POS 1 2 us X A
ADJ 1 3 GEN S X POS 2 3 ius X A
ADJ 1 3 DAT S X POS 2 1 i X A
ADJ 1 3 DAT S X POS 2 1 o X D -- G&L 76 29
ADJ 1 3 VOC S M POS 1 2 us X A
ADJ 1 3 NOM S N POS 2 2 um X A
ADJ 1 3 ACC S N POS 2 2 um X A
ADJ 1 3 VOC S N POS 2 2 um X A
-- nullus type adjectives in -er (with ius in GEN and i in DAT sing)
-- alter, altera, alterum => alter alter
-- neuter, neutra, neutrum => neuter neutr
ADJ 1 4 NOM S M POS 1 0 X A
ADJ 1 4 GEN S X POS 2 3 ius X A
ADJ 1 4 DAT S X POS 2 1 i X A
ADJ 1 4 VOC S M POS 1 0 X A
ADJ 1 4 NOM S N POS 2 2 um X A
ADJ 1 4 ACC S N POS 2 2 um X A
ADJ 1 4 VOC S N POS 2 2 um X A
-- alius, alia, aliud => ali ali
-- (sort of has ius in GEN {but we put i in stem} and i in DAT sing)
-- Has alternative form alterius in GEN SING
ADJ 1 5 NOM S M POS 1 2 us X A
ADJ 1 5 GEN S X POS 2 2 us X C -- G&L 76 1 R1
ADJ 1 5 GEN S X POS 2 4 enus X A -- G&L 76 1 R1
ADJ 1 5 GEN S M POS 2 1 i X D -- OLD
ADJ 1 5 DAT S X POS 2 1 i X A
ADJ 1 5 DAT S M POS 2 1 o X C -- A&G 113 N
ADJ 1 5 DAT S M POS 2 0 B C -- G&L 76 2 N1
--ADJ 1 0 ACC S M POS 2 2 um X A
--ADJ 1 0 ABL S M POS 2 1 o X A
ADJ 1 5 VOC S M POS 1 2 us X A
--ADJ 1 0 NOM S F POS 2 1 a X A
ADJ 1 5 GEN S F POS 2 2 ae X D -- A&G 113 N
ADJ 1 5 DAT S F POS 2 2 ae X D -- A&G 113 N
--ADJ 1 0 ACC S F POS 2 2 am X A
--ADJ 1 0 ABL S F POS 2 1 a X A
--ADJ 1 0 VOC S F POS 2 1 a X A
ADJ 1 5 NOM S N POS 2 2 ud X A
ADJ 1 5 NOM S N POS 2 1 d X E -- A&G 113 N
ADJ 1 5 NOM S N POS 2 2 ut X D -- OLD
ADJ 1 5 GEN S N POS 2 1 s B E -- G&L 76 4 N
ADJ 1 5 GEN S N POS 2 1 i X D -- OLD
ADJ 1 5 ACC S N POS 2 2 ud X A
ADJ 1 5 ACC S N POS 2 1 d B E -- G&L 76 4 N
ADJ 1 5 ACC S N POS 2 2 ut X D -- OLD
--ADJ 1 0 ABL S N POS 2 1 o X A
ADJ 1 5 VOC S N POS 2 2 ud X A
ADJ 1 5 ABL P N POS 2 3 eis X A
-- An ADJ declension from the Greek - made up based on Greek nouns
-- For the -os, -on adjectives, which OLD cites
-- I am saying that -os is the ending for Common, not Masculine
-- Like other ADJ 1 1, the stems are the same
-- Plurals are the same as ADJ 1 1
-- -, e,- the F part
ADJ 2 1 NOM S F X 1 1 e X A
ADJ 2 1 VOC S F X 1 1 e X A
ADJ 2 1 GEN S F X 2 2 es X A
ADJ 2 1 LOC S F X 2 2 es X A -- By rule G&L 29 R 2, unlikely WAW
ADJ 2 1 DAT S F X 2 2 ae X A
ADJ 2 1 ABL S F X 2 1 e X A
ADJ 2 1 ACC S F X 2 2 en X A
-- -, a,- the F part
ADJ 2 2 NOM S F POS 2 1 a X A
ADJ 2 2 GEN S F POS 2 2 ae X A
ADJ 2 2 DAT S F POS 2 2 ae X A
ADJ 2 2 ACC S F POS 2 2 am X A
ADJ 2 2 ABL S F POS 2 1 a X A
ADJ 2 2 VOC S F POS 2 1 a X A
-- es, es, es adjectives
ADJ 2 3 NOM S X X 1 2 es X A
ADJ 2 3 VOC S X X 1 1 e X A
ADJ 2 3 VOC S X X 1 1 a X B
ADJ 2 3 GEN S X X 2 2 ae X A
ADJ 2 3 LOC S X X 2 2 ae X A
ADJ 2 3 DAT S X X 2 2 ae X A
ADJ 2 3 ABL S X X 2 1 e X A
ADJ 2 3 ABL S X X 2 1 a X B
ADJ 2 3 ACC S X X 2 2 en X A
ADJ 2 3 ACC S X X 2 2 am X B
-- os, os, -
ADJ 2 6 NOM S C X 1 2 os X A
ADJ 2 6 VOC S C X 1 1 e X A
ADJ 2 6 GEN S C X 2 1 i X A
ADJ 2 6 DAT S C X 2 1 o X A
ADJ 2 6 ABL S C X 2 1 o X A
ADJ 2 6 ACC S C X 2 2 on X A
-- os, -, -
ADJ 2 7 NOM S M X 1 2 os X A
ADJ 2 7 VOC S M X 1 1 e X A
ADJ 2 7 GEN S M X 2 1 i X A
ADJ 2 7 DAT S M X 2 1 o X A
ADJ 2 7 ABL S M X 2 1 o X A
ADJ 2 7 ACC S M X 2 2 on X A
-- -, -, on
ADJ 2 8 NOM S N X 1 2 on X A
ADJ 2 8 VOC S N X 2 2 on X A
ADJ 2 8 GEN S N X 2 1 i X A
ADJ 2 8 DAT S N X 2 1 o X A
ADJ 2 8 ABL S N X 2 1 o X A
ADJ 2 8 ACC S N X 2 2 on X A
-- Plurals are like regular Latin ADJ 1 1
ADJ 2 0 NOM P M POS 2 1 i X A
ADJ 2 0 GEN P M POS 2 4 orum X A
ADJ 2 0 DAT P X POS 2 2 is X A
ADJ 2 0 ACC P M POS 2 2 os X A
ADJ 2 0 ABL P X POS 2 2 is X A
ADJ 2 0 VOC P M POS 2 1 i X A
ADJ 2 0 NOM P F POS 2 2 ae X A
ADJ 2 0 GEN P F POS 2 4 arum X A
ADJ 2 0 ACC P F POS 2 2 as X A
ADJ 2 0 VOC P F POS 2 2 ae X A
ADJ 2 0 NOM P N POS 2 1 a X A
ADJ 2 0 GEN P N POS 2 4 orum X A
ADJ 2 0 ACC P N POS 2 1 a X A
ADJ 2 0 VOC P N POS 2 1 a X A
-- THIRD DECLENSION ADJECTIVES
-- Adjectives of third declension - one ending - ADJ 3 1
-- Ex: audax (gen) audacis => audax audac audaci audacissi
-- Ex: prudens prudentis => prudens prudent prudenti prudentissi
ADJ 3 1 NOM S X POS 1 0 X A
ADJ 3 0 GEN S X POS 2 2 is X A
ADJ 3 0 DAT S X POS 2 1 i X A
ADJ 3 0 ACC S C POS 2 2 em X A
ADJ 3 0 ABL S X POS 2 1 i X A
-- Alternatively
ADJ 3 0 ABL S X POS 2 1 e X A
ADJ 3 1 VOC S X POS 1 0 X A
ADJ 3 0 NOM P C POS 2 2 es X A
ADJ 3 0 GEN P X POS 2 3 ium X A
ADJ 3 0 GEN P X POS 2 2 um X A -- T
ADJ 3 0 DAT P X POS 2 4 ibus X A
ADJ 3 0 ACC P C POS 2 2 es X A
-- Alternatively
ADJ 3 0 ACC P C POS 2 2 is X A
ADJ 3 0 ABL P X POS 2 4 ibus X A
ADJ 3 0 VOC P C POS 2 2 es X A
--ADJ 3 1 NOM S N POS 1 0 X
--ADJ 3 0 GEN S N POS 2 2 is X
--ADJ 3 0 DAT S N POS 2 1 i X
ADJ 3 1 ACC S N POS 1 0 X A
--ADJ 3 0 ABL S N POS 2 1 i
--ADJ 3 1 VOC S N POS 1 0 X
ADJ 3 0 NOM P N POS 2 2 ia X A
--ADJ 3 0 GEN P N POS 2 3 ium
--ADJ 3 0 DAT P N POS 2 4 ibus X
ADJ 3 0 ACC P N POS 2 2 ia X A
--ADJ 3 0 ABL P N POS 2 4 ibus X
ADJ 3 0 VOC P N POS 2 2 ia X A
-- Adjectives of third declension - two endings - ADJ 3 2
-- Ex: brevis breve => brev brev brevi brevissi
-- Ex: facil facil => facil facil facili facilli
ADJ 3 2 NOM S C POS 1 2 is X A
ADJ 3 2 VOC S C POS 1 2 is X A
ADJ 3 2 NOM S N POS 2 1 e X A
ADJ 3 2 ACC S N POS 2 1 e X A
ADJ 3 2 VOC S N POS 2 1 e X A
ADJ 3 2 NOM P C POS 2 3 eis F B -- Erasmus and neoLatin (JFW)
ADJ 3 2 ACC P C POS 2 3 eis F B -- Erasmus and neoLatin (JFW)
-- Adjectives of third declension - three endings - ADJ 3 3
-- Ex: celer celeris celere => celer celer celeri celerri
-- Ex: acer acris acre => acer acr acri acerri
ADJ 3 3 NOM S M POS 1 0 X A
ADJ 3 3 VOC S M POS 1 0 X A
ADJ 3 3 NOM S F POS 2 2 is X A
ADJ 3 3 VOC S F POS 2 2 is X A
ADJ 3 3 NOM S N POS 2 1 e X A
ADJ 3 3 ACC S N POS 2 1 e X A
ADJ 3 3 VOC S N POS 2 1 e X A
-- Greek adjectives of third declension
-- This is a real wild guess, but is generated from the Greek forms
-- In Greek there are two endings, but is compressed to one in Latin
-- Ex: amethystizon amethystizontos => amethystizon amethystizont
ADJ 3 6 NOM S X POS 1 0 X A
ADJ 3 6 GEN S X POS 2 2 os X A
ADJ 3 6 ACC S C POS 2 1 a X A
ADJ 3 6 ACC S N POS 2 0 X A
ADJ 3 6 VOC S X POS 1 0 X A
ADJ 3 6 ACC P C POS 2 2 as X A
-- For ADJ abbreviations, indeclinable, but a special case vis. capitalization
ADJ 9 8 X X X X 1 0 X A
-- For adjective that is not declined
ADJ 9 9 X X X X 1 0 X A
-- Verbs of the first conjugation -- V 1 1
-- Ex: voco vocare vocavi vocatus => voc voc vocav vocat
-- Ex: porto portave portavi portatus => port port portav portat
-- Indicative
-- Active voice
V 1 1 PRES ACTIVE IND 1 S 1 1 o X A
V 1 1 PRES ACTIVE IND 2 S 2 2 as X A
V 1 1 PRES ACTIVE IND 3 S 2 2 at X A
V 1 1 PRES ACTIVE IND 1 P 2 4 amus X A
V 1 1 PRES ACTIVE IND 2 P 2 4 atis X A
V 1 1 PRES ACTIVE IND 3 P 1 3 ant X A
V 1 1 IMPF ACTIVE IND 1 S 1 4 abam X A
V 1 1 IMPF ACTIVE IND 2 S 1 4 abas X A
V 1 1 IMPF ACTIVE IND 3 S 1 4 abat X A
V 1 1 IMPF ACTIVE IND 1 P 1 6 abamus X A
V 1 1 IMPF ACTIVE IND 2 P 1 6 abatis X A
V 1 1 IMPF ACTIVE IND 3 P 1 5 abant X A
V 1 1 FUT ACTIVE IND 1 S 1 3 abo X A
V 1 1 FUT ACTIVE IND 2 S 1 4 abis X A
V 1 1 FUT ACTIVE IND 3 S 1 4 abit X A
V 1 1 FUT ACTIVE IND 1 P 1 6 abimus X A
V 1 1 FUT ACTIVE IND 2 P 1 6 abitis X A
V 1 1 FUT ACTIVE IND 3 P 1 5 abunt X A
V 0 0 PERF ACTIVE IND 1 S 3 1 i X A
V 0 0 PERF ACTIVE IND 2 S 3 4 isti X A
V 0 0 PERF ACTIVE IND 3 S 3 2 it X A
V 0 0 PERF ACTIVE IND 1 P 3 4 imus X A
V 0 0 PERF ACTIVE IND 2 P 3 5 istis X A
V 0 0 PERF ACTIVE IND 3 P 3 5 erunt X A
-- Alternatively
V 0 0 PERF ACTIVE IND 3 P 3 3 ere X B
V 0 0 PLUP ACTIVE IND 1 S 3 4 eram X A
V 0 0 PLUP ACTIVE IND 2 S 3 4 eras X A
V 0 0 PLUP ACTIVE IND 3 S 3 4 erat X A
V 0 0 PLUP ACTIVE IND 1 P 3 6 eramus X A
V 0 0 PLUP ACTIVE IND 2 P 3 6 eratis X A
V 0 0 PLUP ACTIVE IND 3 P 3 5 erant X A
V 0 0 FUTP ACTIVE IND 1 S 3 3 ero X A
V 0 0 FUTP ACTIVE IND 2 S 3 4 eris X A
V 0 0 FUTP ACTIVE IND 3 S 3 4 erit X A
V 0 0 FUTP ACTIVE IND 1 P 3 6 erimus X A
V 0 0 FUTP ACTIVE IND 2 P 3 6 eritis X A
V 0 0 FUTP ACTIVE IND 3 P 3 5 erint X A
-- Passive voice
V 1 1 PRES PASSIVE IND 1 S 1 2 or X A
V 1 1 PRES PASSIVE IND 2 S 2 4 aris X A
-- Alternatively
V 1 1 PRES PASSIVE IND 2 S 2 3 are B B -- G+L 130 1
V 1 1 PRES PASSIVE IND 3 S 2 4 atur X A
V 1 1 PRES PASSIVE IND 1 P 2 4 amur X A
V 1 1 PRES PASSIVE IND 2 P 2 5 amini X A
V 1 1 PRES PASSIVE IND 3 P 1 5 antur X A
V 1 1 IMPF PASSIVE IND 1 S 1 4 abar X A
V 1 1 IMPF PASSIVE IND 2 S 1 6 abaris X A
-- Alternatively
V 1 1 IMPF PASSIVE IND 2 S 1 5 abare X A
V 1 1 IMPF PASSIVE IND 3 S 1 6 abatur X A
V 1 1 IMPF PASSIVE IND 1 P 1 6 abamur X A
V 1 1 IMPF PASSIVE IND 2 P 1 7 abamini X A
V 1 1 IMPF PASSIVE IND 3 P 1 7 abantur X A
V 1 1 FUT PASSIVE IND 1 S 1 4 abor X A
V 1 1 FUT PASSIVE IND 2 S 1 6 aberis X A
-- Alternatively
V 1 1 FUT PASSIVE IND 2 S 1 5 abere X A
V 1 1 FUT PASSIVE IND 3 S 1 6 abitur X A
V 1 1 FUT PASSIVE IND 1 P 1 6 abimur X A
V 1 1 FUT PASSIVE IND 2 P 1 7 abimini X A
V 1 1 FUT PASSIVE IND 3 P 1 7 abuntur X A
-- Passive Perfect formed with verb to be, no conjugation