Other adjectives undergo no change in their initials, when connected with nouns. COMPARISON. The comparative degree is formed by putting nios, more, before the genitive feminine of the positive; as, geal, white; nios gile, whiter. (24) The superlative is formed by putting ro, very, before the nominative; or, as, most, before the genitive feminine of the positive; astro ġeal, very white; as gile, whitest. (25) IRREGULAR COMPARISON. There are four personal pronouns; viz. me, 1; tu, thou; se, or e, he; si, or i, she. In declining these pronouns, the nominative and accusative are commonly alike; the vocative wanting, except in the second person; and the ablative is formed by prefixing various prepositions, exhibited under the title of compound pronouns. The genitives of the personal pronouns are called possessives; viz. mo, my; do, thy; ar, our ; bur, your; a, his, her, its, their. When mo, do, ar, a, are preceded by the prepositions le, with; ua, from; do, to; ann, in; they are abbreviated in the following manner: A, who, which, an te, an ti, who, which, that, ce be, whoever. (30) Creud? go de? what? masc. cia?, ce? fem. ci? plural, ciad? who? what? which? ca? what? (31) So, this, these, sin, that, those, ud, yonder. (32) COMPOUND. |