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Notes on Grammels - Inflections

i. For nominal inflections, see:

/Gn (gen sg inflections);
/pln (pl subject inflections);
/pln-av (inflections on pl nouns functioning adverbially);
/pln (inflections on pl nouns functioning as object of an adposition and occurring to its right);
/pln>pr (inflections on pl nouns functioning as object of an adposition and occurring to its left);
/plnG (gen pl inflections);
/plnOd (inflections on pl nouns functioning as direct object);
/plnOi (inflections on pl nouns functioning as indirect object).

ii. For adjectival inflections, see:

/Gaj (gen sg inflections);
/Odaj (inflections derived from OE strong masc acc -ne attached to adjs modifying sg direct objects);
/plaj (inflections on adjs modifying pl subjects);
/plaj (inflections on adjs modifying pl nouns functioning as object of an adposition whether placed to its left or its right);
/plajG (gen pl inflections);
/plajOd (inflections on adjs modifying pl direct objects);
/plajOi (inflections on adjs modifying pl indirect objects).

iii. For verbal inflections, see:

/v-imp (imperative inflections);
/vi (infinitival inflections);
/vn (verbal noun inflections);
/vpp (past participial inflections - weak verbs);
/vps (present indicative inflections);
/vpsp (present participial inflections);
/vpt (past indicative inflections - weak verbs);
/vSpp (past participial inflections - strong verbs);
/vSpt (past indicative inflections - strong verbs).

These grammels may be further extended to indicate further grammatical information such as number, verb class. See further CoNE Documents > Grammel Commentary > §8 VERBS.

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