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Front matter
Abbreviations
The general rule for abbreviations in this volume is that abbreviations are used when discussing the forms of words, but the categories are spelled out in titles and captions. When focusing on the forms within prose, abbreviations are also occasionally used.
Cases
- Nominative = nom
- Accusative = acc
- Dative = dat
- Genitive = gen
- Vocative = voc
Voice
- Active = act
- Middle = mid
- Medio-passive = med-psv
- Passive = psv
Mood
- Indicative = ind
- Subjunctive = sub
- Infinitive = inf
- Imperative = impv
- Optative = opt
Grammatical categories
- Noun = n
- Verb = v
- Adjective = adj
- Adverb = adv
- Interjection = intj
- Participle = ptcp
- Question word = qst
- Particle = part
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