Latin Phrase Signals
Phrase | Signal | English |
Subject | NOMINATIVE [NOUN or ADJECTIVE] | [NOUN or ADJECTIVE] is the subject of the sentence |
Subject | no NOM [NOUN or ADJECTIVE], subject given by verb morphemes | "he," "she," "they," or "it" |
Goal | IN + ACCUSATIVE [NOUN or ADJECTIVE] | "to, into [ACCUSATIVE]" |
Limit | AD + ACCUSATIVE [NOUN or ADJECTIVE] | "to [ACCUSATIVE]" |
Limit | ACCUSATIVE [NOUN or ADJECTIVE] without preposition, city or small island + motion indicated | "to, out of [ACCUSATIVE]" |
Source | EX + ABLATIVE [NOUN or ADJECTIVE] | "from, out of [ABLATIVE]" |
Source | ABLATIVE [NOUN or ADJECTIVE] without preposition | "from, out of [ABLATIVE]" |
Separation | AB + ABLATIVE [NOUN or ADJECTIVE] | "from [ABLATIVE]" |
Separation | ABLATIVE [NOUN or ADJECTIVE] without preposition, city or small island indicated | "from [ABLATIVE]" |
Predicate | VERB forms PERFECT or IMPERFECT | PERFECT: simple past actual, IMPERFECT: simple present narrative, simple present actual |
Predicate Attributes | ADVERB forms | i have no idear |
Object | ACCUSATIVE [NOUN or ADJECTIVE] without preposition | VERB is happening to [ACCUSATIVE] |
Appositional | NOUN#1 form same as NOUN#2 form | NOUN#1, the NOUN#2 |
Across | TR�NS + ACCUSATIVE [NOUN or ADJECTIVE] | "across [ACCUSATIVE]" |
Across | ACCUSATIVE [NOUN or ADJECTIVE] without preposition, VERB signaling predicate contains TR�NS morpheme | "across [ACCUSATIVE]" |