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Linglib.Fragments.Latin.Gender

Latin noun gender #

Latin has three genders, masculine, feminine and neuter, and its adjectives differ in how many of them they distinguish: in the nominative singular acer 'sharp' has a form for each, facilis 'easy' sets the neuter against the other two, and felix 'happy' has one form for all three ([Cor98]).

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The three controller genders.

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    def Latin.Gender.instReprValue.repr :
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      An adjective by its nominative singular forms.

      • gloss : String

        The gloss.

      • nomSg : ValueString

        The nominative singular form in each gender.

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        acer, acris, acre 'sharp'.

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          facilis, facile 'easy'.

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            felix 'happy'.

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              theorem Latin.Gender.faithful_acer :
              Function.Injective acer.nomSg

              acer distinguishes all three genders in the nominative singular.