...for the formation of the plural of adjectives "e the same as those for forming the plural of nouns. Adjectives which end with an, on, or o, and such as...names of nations, change not only from the singular to ihe plural, but also from the masculine to the feminine, to agree with the noun (expressed or understood)...

...of adjectives are the same a« those for forming the plural of nouns. Adjectives which end with a», on, or o, and such as are derived from the names of...(expressed or understood) to which they belong ; as, fanfarrona, bragging (woman!. Español, Spanish (man) ; .Española, Spanish (woman). Ingles, English...

...the formation of the plural of adjeotives are the вате as those for forming the plural of nouns. Adjectives which end with an, on, or o, and such as...(expressed or understood) to which they belong ; as, Jíonibre generoso, generous man. Muyer generosa, generous woman. Olgazan, idle (man) ; olgazana, idle...

...strong men or gods, and the nom. plur. ye, who, in the next verse, shows the same transition of thought, not only from the singular to the plural, but also from the neuter to the masculine, which ^must be admitted in anarvawam. It would be possible, if necessary,...

...plural of adjectives are tie same as those for forming the plural of nouns. Adjectives which end in an, on, or o, and such as are derived from the names...noun (expressed or understood) to which, they belong i as, Eapañol, Spanith (man) ; Española, Spanish («ornan). Hombre generoso, generous man; ttiugor...

...plural of adjectives are the same as those for forming the plural of nouns. Adjectives which end in an, on, or o, and such as are derived from the names of nations, change not only from the singular to tho plural, but also from the masculine to the feminine, to agree with the noun (expressed or understood)...

...forming the plural of nouns. Adjectives which end in an, on, or o, and such аз are derived from tho names of nations, change not only from the singular...(expressed or understood) to which they belong ; as, Español, Si>ani.!Íi(man); Española, 8 pañi h (icoman). Hombre generoso, generous matt; ranger generosa,...

...strong men or gods, and the nom. plur. ye\ who, in the next verse, shows the same transition of thought, not only from the singular to the plural, but also from the neuter to the masculine, which must be admitted in anarvawamb. It would be possible, if necessary,...

...strong men or gods, and the nom. plur. ye, who, in the next verse, shows the same transition of thought, not only from the singular to the plural, but also from the neuter to the masculine, which must be admitted in anarvfi«am b . It would be possible, if necessary,...