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Base of positive adjective + -ior (m & f) -ius (n), -ioris
How to form the comparative adjective.
*none
Base of positive adjective + -issimus, issima, issimum
How to form the superlative adjective.
*none*
If "quam" follows a comparative, it means "than", linking two items that are being compared "x is more y THAN z"
How "quam" works with comparatives.
*none*
Base of positive adjective + -ior (m & f) -ius (n), -ioris
How to form the comparative adjective.
*none
If "quam" precedes a superlative, it functions as an adverb, and means "to the greatest degree possible"
How "quam" works with superlatives
*none*
Base of positive adjective + -issimus, issima, issimum
How to form the superlative adjective.
*none*
If "quam" follows a comparative, it means "than", linking two items that are being compared "x is more y THAN z"
How "quam" works with comparatives.
*none*
If "quam" precedes a superlative, it functions as an adverb, and means "to the greatest degree possible"
How "quam" works with superlatives
*none*
cena, -ae
dinner
noun (1, f)
forum, -i
marketplace, forum
noun (2, n)
lex, legis
law, statute
noun (3, f)
limen, liminis
threshold
noun (3, n)
lux, lucis
light
noun (3, f)
mensa, -ae
table
dining
dish, course (as in food)
noun (1, f)
mensa secunda, mensae secundae
dessert
noun (1, f) & adj

idiom
nox, noctis
night
noun (3i, f)
somnus, -i
sleep
noun (2, m)
quidam (m), quaedam (f), quiddam OR quoddam (n)
a certain one or thing, someone, something

a certain, some
pronoun
adj

(quiddam = pronoun neuter form)
(quoddam = adjective neuter form)
pudicus, -a, -um
modest, chaste
adj
superbus, -a, -um
arrogant, overbearing, haughty, proud
adj
tristis, triste
sad, sorrowful
joyless, grim
severe
adj (2i)
turpis, turpe
ugly
shameful
base
disgraceful
adj (2i)
urbanus, -a, -um
of the city, urban
urbane, elegant
adj
prae
in front of, before
prep (+abl)
quam
than

as X as possible
adv

conj after comparatives
idomatic preceding superlatives
tantum
only
adv
invito, invitare, invitavi, invitatum
to entertain
to invite
to summon
verb (1)