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Linglib.Fragments.Latin.Coordination

Latin coordinators #

Latin conjoins with the free word et 'and', before the second coordinand, with the enclitic -que, attached to the first word of the second coordinand as in senatus populusque, and with the emphatic atque, ac before consonants. Et on the first coordinand answered by -que on the second is emphatic, et singulis universisque 'both for individuals and for all together'. The enclitic also builds the universal pronoun quisque 'each' on the interrogative. Disjunction is aut or vel; negative coordination is neque, nec, repeated for 'neither … nor'; and the adversative coordinator is sed.

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et 'and'.

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    -que 'and', enclitic in the second coordinand, also the particle of quisque 'each', Latin.Determiners.quisque.

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      atque, before consonants ac, 'and also'.

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        neque, nec 'and not', repeated for 'neither … nor'.

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          aut 'or'.

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            vel 'or'.

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              sed 'but'.

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