Triparic Word Patterns: Difference between revisions
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==== Third Declension (-is) ==== | ==== Third Declension (-is) ==== | ||
* Genitives in {{ab|-ātis}} drop the {{ab|-tis}}: ''maiestās, -ātis'' > '''majesta''' | * Genitives in {{ab|-ātis}} drop the {{ab|-tis}}: | ||
** ''maiestās, -ātis'' > '''majesta''' (not the recognized Triparik word for this) | |||
** ''dīplōma, -ātis'' > '''diploma''' | |||
* Genitives in {{ab|-oris}} drop the {{ab|-ris}}: | * Genitives in {{ab|-oris}} drop the {{ab|-ris}}: | ||
** ''tempus, -oris'' > '''tempo''' | ** ''tempus, -oris'' > '''tempo''' | ||
Revision as of 20:18, 23 March 2016
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.
Words Imported from Latin
Nouns
First Declension (genitives in -ae)
- Default: Just use the nom. sing.
- persōna > persona
- cūria > curia
Second Declension (-i)
- Default: Just use the abl. sing (⟨-o⟩).
- ager, agri > agro
- liber, libri > libro
- centrum, centri > centro
Third Declension (-is)
- Genitives in ⟨-ātis⟩ drop the ⟨-tis⟩:
- maiestās, -ātis > majesta (not the recognized Triparik word for this)
- dīplōma, -ātis > diploma
- 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 + -e
- lēx (lēgēs), lēgis > lege
- nox (noctēs), noctis > nocte
- Default: Drop ⟨-is⟩ from genitive and add -e to it.
Fourth Declension (-ūs)
- Default: Replace genitive ⟨-ūs⟩ with -o: manus, -ūs > mano; porticus, -ūs > portico
Fifth Declension (-eī)
- Default: ?