Talk:dialyticus

Latin adjective

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The Descendants section in the entry for the Ancient Greek adjective δῐᾰλῠτῐκός (dialutikós) lists the Latin dialyticus as a descendant. {{R:L&S}}, {{R:du Cange}}, {{R:Gaffiot}}, {{R:OLD}}, {{R:Niermeyer}}, and {{R:NLW}} all lack an entry for such a word. However, the Google Book Search results yielded by the queries in this table:

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Case / Gender	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Number	Singular			Plural
nominative	dialyticus	dialytica	dialyticum, dialyticũ	dialytici	dialyticae, dialyticæ	dialytica
genitive	dialytici	dialyticae, dialyticæ	dialytici	dialyticorum, dialyticorũ	dialyticarum, dialyticarũ	dialyticorum, dialyticorũ
dative	dialytico	dialyticae, dialyticæ	dialytico	dialyticis	dialyticis	dialyticis
accusative	dialyticum, dialyticũ	dialyticam, dialyticã	dialyticum, dialyticũ	dialyticos	dialyticas	dialytica
ablative	dialytico	dialytica, dialyticâ	dialytico	dialyticis	dialyticis	dialyticis
vocative	dialytice	dialytica	dialyticum, dialyticũ	dialytici	dialyticae, dialyticæ	dialytica

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suggest that such a Latin word does indeed exist (in the New Latin period, although perhaps not before then). — I.S.M.E.T.A. 21:06, 3 June 2015 (UTC)Reply

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