Gram. Of nouns: abstract (as opposed to concrete). …

(a) Accusing, self-accusing [note the play on the word cas in GRom.]; (b) gram. accustif (cas). …

Of human actions: done (as opposed to suffered), voluntary; actif cursing, self-excommunication. …

Gram. (a) Adjectival; noun adjectif, an adjective; verb adjectif, a verbal noun or adjective; (b) as noun: adjective. …

Gram. Of a conjunction: adversative. …

(a) Owned or used jointly, shared; haven commun, own (sth.) jointly; commun to (til), shared by; (b) of characteristics, destiny, etc.: common (to all, etc.); haven commun with, have (sth.) in common……

(a) Gram. Comparative (degree); (b) second (degree of a fever); (c) without comparatif, without any superior, without equal. …

(a) Gram. Subjunctive (mode); (b) producing cohesion, solidifying. …

(a) Gram. Dative (case), the dative; (b) disposed to give, generous [with play on sense (a)]; (c) of an officer: appointed (i.e. not elected). …

(a) Characterized by logical reasoning, logical; proceding from true premises, demonstrable, certain; -- as noun, personified; demonstratif conning, the science of logic; also, knowledge based on……

Gram. Of Latin verbs: deponent. …

Gram. A derivative word denoting a small kind of the primitive, a diminutive; also noun diminutif. …

Gram. conjunccion disjunctif, a construction in which two singular subjects are said to be construed separately or disjunctively with a singular verb. …

(a) Spending or contributing freely; (b) gram. distributive or individualizing; --?also as noun. …

Gram. Of uncertain gender; as noun: the classification including certain nouns of doubtful gender. …

(a) Of sex: female; sex feminin; as noun: a female being, a woman; (b) fig. feminin fader, Father-Creator. …

Gram. frequentative; verbe frequentatif. …

(a) Later than a specified time; esp., later than the present, future; futur time, futur temps; (b) gram. referring to the future; futur tens. …

(a) Gram. The genitive case; genetif case; (b) with punning reference to 'procreation' or 'genealogy'. …

(a) Sinful, immoral; (b) of clergy, monks, etc., and their life: not engaged in, or not fully conducive to, the serious quest for spiritual perfection [difficult to distinguish from (a)]; (c) not……