Description, Verbs of, 291
Dialects, of Greek, 6
———, of Italic, 9
Diminutives, 251
Diphthongs in Latin, 112–118, 131–5
Distributive Numerals, 258
Disyllabic root, 202
——— shortening. See Brevis Brevians
Doublets, 13
Dutch, 8
Enclitics, 63, 85 (2) and (6)
Ennius, 165 n.
Etruscan alphabet, p. 12
Etruscans, 218
Etymology, defined, 1
Exon’s Laws of Syncope, 89
Exspiratory Accent, 66
Factitive Verbs, 290, 293
Faliscan, 9
Feminine suffixes, 209 ff.
Formants, 221
French, rise of, 3
Frequentatives, 289
Future Perfect, 304
Gaelic, 7
Gallic, 7
Gellius, Aulus, 187
Gender, 205 ff.
Gerund, 201
Gerundive, 138, 236, 239
Goidelic, 7
Gothic, 8 (cf. 113, 169, 193)
Grimm, Jacob, 59
h, sound of, 52
Hidden Quantities, 109
Imperfect Indicative, 284
Imperfect Subjunctives, 283
Impersonal Passive, 312, 313
Inceptive Verbs, 288
Indo-European, meaning of, 4
———, separation of the languages, 73
———, Sounds of, 54
Infinitives, active, 99, 316 ff.
———, passive, 316 f., 322
Irish, 7
Isolated forms, 17
Keltic, branches of, 7
Koiné, the, 6
Larynx, mechanism of, 25
Lettish, p. 127
Liquids, nature of, 33
Lithuanian, 65, p. 127
Long Vowels, shortened, 106
Manx, 7
Mezentius, 218
Modern Greek, accent in, 66
Morphology, 204
Musical quality, cause of, 26 f.
Narbonensis, provincia, 3
‘ Nasal colour,’ 47
Nasal, Infixed, 282 (1)
Neuter Plural in Greek, 211
Plurals, in Latin, 18, 210
Neutral Vowel, 29, 55
Nom. Plural of First Declension., 133
Non-Thematic Verbs, 225, 282
Normans, 208
Norwegian, 8
Numerals, Distributive, 256
‘-OLOGIES,’ 19
Optative, 279
