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== Proposal 2 == | == Proposal 2 == | ||
* comparative is formed by appending the affix **-re** to the positive-stem | * comparative is formed by appending the affix **-re** to the positive-stem | ||
- | * comparative | + | * superlative |
* references: [[references# | * references: [[references# | ||
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+ | == Proposal 3 == | ||
+ | * comparative is formed by suffixing **-ere** to the positive stem | ||
+ | * superlative is formed by suffixing **-est** to the positive stem | ||
+ | * This would allow the suffix **-er** to serve as the plural without conflict, e.g. **de grot, de grotere, de grotest** (singular) and **de groter, de groterer, de grotester** (plural). | ||
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+ | == Negatives == | ||
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+ | It needs to be decided how to implement negative comparatives and superlatives (English " | ||
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+ | == With Participles == | ||
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+ | Are the comparative and superlative endings used with participles? | ||
=== Adjectives === | === Adjectives === | ||
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* attributive adverbs are formed by appending the affix **-lik-** to the attribute similar to **-ly** in English | * attributive adverbs are formed by appending the affix **-lik-** to the attribute similar to **-ly** in English | ||
* there are a couple of natural non-attributive adverbs like the words for //here//, //there//, //then//, //always// | * there are a couple of natural non-attributive adverbs like the words for //here//, //there//, //then//, //always// | ||
- | * references: [[references# | + | * references: [[references# |
== Proposal 2 == | == Proposal 2 == |