The comparison paradigm of an adjective records its comparative and its superlative, each as
the morphs of the form and empty where the entry gives none. A grade formed with a degree word is a
form of two words, and a suppletive grade is one word on another root, as better is. Which roots
of the grades are one root is a source's judgment, recorded with the source in
Data/Wordlist/.
- comparative : List Morphology.Morph
The comparative.
- superlative : List Morphology.Morph
The superlative.
Derives DecidableEq, Repr, BEq.
Used by Adjective
Used in Fragments/Dutch/Adjectives, Fragments/English/Adjectives, Fragments/Latin/Adjectives, Semantics/Degree/Adjective, Syntax/Category/Adjective/ClauseEmbedding