| abl.
ablative
(case)
acc. accusative (case) act. active voice adj. adjective adv. adverb / adverbial aff. affix aor. aorist art. article augm. augmentative aux. auxiliary verb conj. conjunction comp. comparative (degree) compl. complement cond. conditional conj. conjunction / conjugation dat. dative (case) def. definite dem. demonstrative det. determiner dim. diminutive erg. ergative (case) f. feminine (noun / gender) fig. figurative |
fut.
future
(tense)
gen. genitive (case) ger. gerund gerve. gerundive imp. imperative (mood) impers. impersonal impf. imperfect (tense) ind. indicative (mood) indef. indefinite inf. infinitive interj. interjection interrog. interrogative loc. locative (case) m. masculine (noun / gender) n. noun n(eut). neuter (noun / gender) nom. nominative (case) obj. object opt. optative (mood) p. person pers. personal part. participle / partitive pass. passive voice |
pej.
pejorative
pf. perfect (tense) phr. phrase pl. plural poss. possessive pqpf. pluperfect tense pref. prefix prep. preposition / prepositional pres. present (tense) pron. pronoun refl. reflexive sg. singular subj. subjunctive (mood) / subject suff. suffix sup. supine superl. superlative degree v. verb vi. intransitive verb voc. vocative (case) vr. reflexive verb vt transitive verb vulg. vulgar |
| AF. Anglo-French
Am. American English AmF. American French And. Andalusian Ar. Arabic Arag. Aragonese Arum. Arumanian AS. Anglo-Saxon Berg. Bergamask BP. Brazilian Portuguese Braz. Brazilian (Portuguese) Bul. Bulgarian Byz. Byzantine (Middle) Greek CanF. Canadian French Cast. Castilian (Spanish) Cat. Catalan Celt. Celtic Cors. Corsican Cz. Czech Dalm. Dalmatian Dan. Danish Du. Dutch E. English Eng. Engadine EL. Eastern Latin EP. European Portuguese EmRom. Emilian-Romagnol Extr. Extremaduran F. French FP. Franco-Provençal Friul. Friulian Frk. Frankish |
G. German
Gal. Galician Gasc. Gascon Gaul. Gaulish Gk. Greek Gmc. Germanic Goth. Gothic Heb. Hebrew IE. Indo-European IstRum. Istro-Rumanian It. Italian Itk. Italkian JIt. Judaeo-Italian (Italkian) JSp. Judaeo-Spanish L. Latin Lad. Ladino LatAm. Latinoamerican Spanish Ldn. Ladin LF. Lingua Franca Lig. Ligurian LL. Late Latin Lomb. Lombard ME. Middle English MF. Middle French MGk. Middle Greek Mil. Milanese ML. Medieval Latin Moz. Mozarabic MegRum. Megleno-Rumanian MSp. Middle Spanish Neap. Neapolitan NF. Norman French |
OB. Old
Bulgarian
Occ. Occitan OCS Old Church Slavonic OE. Old English OF. Old French OHG. Old High German OLG. Old Low German OIt. Old Italian ON. Old Norse OL. Old Latin OS. Old Slavic OSp. Old Spanish Pdm. Piedmontese Pers. Persian Pol. Polish Port. Portuguese Prov. Provençal Rom. Romance Romnsh. Romansh Rum. Rumanian Rus. Russian Sard. Sardinian Serb. Serbian Shud. Shudit Sic. Sicilian Skt. Sanskrit Swed. Swedish Ukr. Ukrainian Vegl. Vegliot Ven. Venetan VL. Vulgar Latin Zarph. Zarphatic |
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