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Sentence
Gentile
verbs
are
so
denominated
because
derived
from
gentile
nouns,
or
from
proper
nouns,
or
adnouns:
they
relate
to
countries,
and
to
places
generally,
or
to
men:
the
following
are
examples:
Greecise,
Latinise,
Anglicise,
[…]
Aristotelise,
Sophoclise,
Shakesperianise.
Gentile
verbs
in
their
radical
form
terminate
in
ise,
with
some
few
exceptions
in
fy,
ate,
and
in
their
past
participle
with
ised,
being
all
of
the
first
conjugation:
they
are
formed
by
annexing
ise
to
a
gentile
noun
or
to
a
proper
substantive
or
to
a
proper
adjective.
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Gentile verbs are so denominated because derived from gentile nouns, or from proper nouns, or adnouns: they relate to countries, and to places generally, or to men: the following are examples: Greecise, Latinise, Anglicise, […] Aristotelise, Sophoclise, Shakesperianise. Gentile verbs in their radical form terminate in ise, with some few exceptions in fy, ate, and in their past participle with ised, being all of the first conjugation: they are formed by annexing ise to a gentile noun or to a proper substantive or to a proper adjective.
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