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CLAS 101L | Elementary Latin I
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Irregular Adverbs POSITIVE DEGREE COMPARATIVE DEGREE SUPERLATIVE DEGREE ADJECTIVE ADVERB ADJECTIVE ADVERB ADJECTIVE ADVERB bonus,-a,-um bene melior,melius melius optimus,-a,um optime malus male peior, peius peius pessimus pessime magnus magnopere maior, maius magis maximus maxime multus multum —, plus plus plurimus plurimum parvus parum minor, minus minus minimus minime (prae / pro) — prior, prius prius primus primo (time) primum (logic) (prope) prope propior, propius propius proximus proxime diu diutius diutissime saepe saepius saepissime nuper — nuperrime — potius potissime Note 1: In the comparative degree, the adverb is the neuter accusative singular of the adjective. Note 2: In the positive degree, the adverb is occasionally the neuter accusative singular of the adjective: multum, paulum, facile Note 3: Other adverbial suffixes also can occur, the most important of which is -TIM (the distributive suffix): singulatim (one by one, singly), paulatim (bit by bit, gradually), carptim (piece by piece, separately, at different points, at different times, now and then).