Phonesis, etymoloyg, syntax, prosody

accent accusative addition adjectival adjective adverbs Anglo-Saxon forms aorist become called change of form CHAPTER combination comparative compound word conjugation consonant Danish dative declension Derivation by means Deutsche Grammatik dialects diminutive diphthongal ejection English language equivalent Etruscan Etruscan alphabet etymology expressed fact feminine gender genitive German Gothic languages grammar Greek alphabet Greek language Hebrew Hence idea inflection irregular Latin language letter masculine Middle High-German Moso-Gothic mute natural neuter nominative nouns obsolete Old Frisian Old High-German Old Norse Old Saxon older original word orthographic expedient orthography participle peculiar Phoenician Plur plural forms plural number præterite præterite form preceded preposition present English processes question reduplication respect Romans root sense sibilant simple single Sing singular number sound speak spelling spelt strong præterites substantive syllable syntax termination thine thou tion tive true verbs vowel wherein whilst word father words ending