Triparic Word Patterns: Difference between revisions

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General Note

The following patterns are guidelines. They are not hard-and-fast rules. If the language committee really hates the result of one of these rules, they will try to fix the rules to produce better results, but ultimately a word may be mangled in whatever way we like to make it properly triparic.

Words Imported from Latin

Nouns

First Declension (genitives in -ae)

Default: Just use the nom. sing.
- persōna > persona (not the standard triparic word, which is perz)
- cūria > curia
- schola > scola (with the correct orthography fix for ch > c. Not the standard triparic word, which was schula; this one came from German rather than Latin, though, so that makes sense)

Second Declension (-i)

Default: Just use the abl. sing (⟨-o⟩).
- ager, agri > agro (not in the current dictionary at all, but another good example)
- liber, libri > libro
- centrum, -i > centro
- pugnus, -i > pugno
- quantus, -i > quanto

Third Declension (-is)

Genitives in ⟨-ātis⟩ drop the ⟨-tis⟩:
- maiestās, -ātis > majesta (not the recognized Triparic word for this, which is machisto)
- dīplōma, -ātis > diploma
- thema, -ātis > þema
Genitives in ⟨-oris⟩ drop the ⟨-ris⟩:
- tempus, -oris > tempo
- arbor, -oris > arbo
Nouns in nominative ⟨-x⟩, which expand to STOP + ⟨-ēs⟩ in plural, and STOP + ⟨-is⟩ in genitive, use that STOP plus -e:
- lēx (lēgēs), lēgis > lege
- nox (noctēs), noctis > nocte
Default: Just use the abl. sing. (drop ⟨-is⟩ from genitive and add -e to it)
- equester, -tris > equestre (not the recognized Triparic word for this, which was equester)

Fourth Declension (-ūs)

Default: Replace genitive ⟨-ūs⟩ with -o: manus, -ūs > mano; porticus, -ūs > portico

Fifth Declension (-eī)

Default: ?

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 == General Note ==
-The following patterns are '''guidelines'''.  They are not hard-and-fast rules.  If the language committee really hates the result of one of these rules, they will try to fix the rules to produce better results, but ultimately a word may be mangled in whatever way we like to make it properly triparik.
+The following patterns are '''guidelines'''.  They are not hard-and-fast rules.  If the language committee really hates the result of one of these rules, they will try to fix the rules to produce better results, but ultimately a word may be mangled in whatever way we like to make it properly triparic.
 == Words Imported from Latin ==
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 ==== First Declension (genitives in -ae) ====
-* Default: Just use the nom. sing.  ''persōna'' > '''persona'''
+* Default: Just use the nom. sing.
+**''persōna'' > '''persona''' (not the standard triparic word, which is '''perz''')
+**''cūria'' > '''curia'''
+**''schola'' > '''scola''' (with the correct orthography fix for ch > c.  Not the standard triparic word, which was '''schula'''; this one came from German rather than Latin, though, so that makes sense)
 ==== Second Declension (-i) ====
-* Default: Just use the abl. sing ({{ab|-o}}). ''ager, agri'' > '''agro'''; ''liber, libri'' > '''libro'''
+* Default: Just use the abl. sing ({{ab|-o}}).
+**''ager, agri'' > '''agro''' (not in the current dictionary at all, but another good example)
+**''liber, libri'' > '''libro'''
+**''centrum, -i'' > '''centro'''
+**''pugnus, -i'' > '''pugno'''
+**''quantus, -i'' > '''quanto'''
 ==== Third Declension (-is) ====
-* Genitives in {{ab|-ātis}} drop the {{ab|-tis}}: ''maiestās, -ātis'' > '''majesta'''
+* Genitives in {{ab|-ātis}} drop the {{ab|-tis}}:
-* Genitives in {{ab|-oris}} drop the {{ab|-ris}}: ''tempus, -oris'' > '''tempo'''
+** ''maiestās, -ātis'' > '''majesta''' (not the recognized Triparic word for this, which is '''machisto''')
-* Nouns in nominative {{ab|-x}} which expand to stop + {{ab|-ēs}} in plural and stop + {{ab|-is}} in genitive use that stop + '''-e''': ''lēx, lēgēs, lēgis'' > '''lege'''; ''nox, noctēs, noctis'' > '''nocte'''
+** ''dīplōma, -ātis'' > '''diploma'''
-* Default: Drop {{ab|-is}} from genitive and add '''-e''' to it.
+** ''thema, -ātis'' > '''þema'''
+* Genitives in {{ab|-oris}} drop the {{ab|-ris}}:
+** ''tempus, -oris'' > '''tempo'''
+** ''arbor, -oris'' > '''arbo'''
+* Nouns in nominative {{ab|-x}}, which expand to STOP + {{ab|-ēs}} in plural, and STOP + {{ab|-is}} in genitive, use that STOP plus '''-e''':
+** ''lēx (lēgēs), lēgis'' > '''lege'''
+** ''nox (noctēs), noctis'' > '''nocte'''
+* Default: Just use the abl. sing.  (drop {{ab|-is}} from genitive and add '''-e''' to it)
+** ''equester, -tris'' > '''equestre''' (not the recognized Triparic word for this, which was '''equester''')
 ==== Fourth Declension (-ūs) ====
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 * Default: ?
+[[Category:Triparic workshop]]