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Adjective and Adverb comparison
by Ester Choi
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Adjectives in english
Positive: Red, happy, good
Comparative: redder, happier, better
Superlative: reddest, happiest, best
*Adjectives are used to describe a noun*
3.
Regular latin comparison of adjectives
Find the stem by removing the gen. sing. ending of the adj.
Ex: molestus, a, um - gen. sing is molesti, molestae, molesti
Stem: molest-
For 3rd declension adjectives, you do the same
Ex: brevis, is, e - gen. sing is brevis Stem: brevi-
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forming THE ADJECTIVES
Use stem and endings that correspond to it
Stem + - IOR/IUS + 3rd declension endings = Comparative Form
Stem + -ISSIMUS = Superlative Form
Ex: laetior, laetius = happier
Ex: laetissimus, a, um = happiest
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Brevis, is, e (Masc. and Fem)
N brevior, breviores
G brevioris, breviorum
D breviori, brevioribus
Acc. breviorem, breviores
Abl. breviore, brevioribus
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Brevis, IS, E Neuter
N brevius, breviora
G brevioris, breviorum
D breviori, brevioribus
Acc. brevius, breviora
Abl. breviore, brevioribus
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brevis, is, e superlative
N brevissiumum, brevissima
G brevissimi, brevissimorum
D brevissimo, brevissimis
Acc. brevissimum, brevissima
Abl. brevissimo, brevissimis
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excpetions!
if the positive form in the masc. nom. sing ends in -er
Add r and add imus, a um (plucher -> pulcherrimus)
if positive form ends in -lis,
add an i and add imus, a um (facilis -> facillimus)
There are also some irregulars as well
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Some Irregulars
Positve Comparative Superlative
bonus melior optimus
good better best
malus peior pessimus
bad worse worst
To see a full list of irregular adjectives, visit:
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Latin_irregular_verbs
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aDverbs
It's easy as long as you master the adjectives!
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Comparative adverbs
Take neuter acc/nom. of the comp. adjective
adj: pulchrior, pulchrius -> adv: pulchrius
Translation: beautifully
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Superlative adverbs
Same form as superlative adj. in masc. nom. singular
Except change the -us to -e
pulcherrimus -> pulcherrime
Translation: Most beautifully
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