- Morphological analysis - Salus populi ego sum

Morphology

Salus populi ego sum, dicit Dominus:
de quacumque tribulatione clamaverint ad me,
exaudiam eos:
et ero illorum Dominus in perpetuum.

I am the salvation of the people, says the Lord.
From whatever pain they cry unto me,
I will hear them.
And I will be their Lord forever.

Salussalus
noun   feminine   singular   nominative   3rd declination  
populipopulus
noun   masculine   singular   genitive   2nd declination  
egoego
determinant, pronoum   masculine   singular   nominative  
sumesse, sum, fui
verb   first person   indicative   present   active   irregular
dicitdicere, dico, dixi, dictum
verb   third person   indicative   present   active   3th
DominusDominus
noun   masculine   singular   nominative   2nd declination  
dede
preposition  
quacumquequicumque
determinant, pronoum   feminine   singular   ablative  
tribulationetribulatio
noun   feminine   singular   ablative   3rd declination  
clamaverintclamare, clamo, clamavi, clamatum
verb   third person   indicative   futur perfect   active   1st
adad
preposition  
meego
determinant, pronoum   masculine   singular   ablative  
exaudiamexaudire, exaudio, exaudivi, exauditum
verb   first person   indicative   futur   active   4th
eosis
determinant, pronoum   masculine   plural   accusative  
etet
conjunction of coordination  
eroesse, sum, fui
verb   first person   indicative   futur   active   irregular
illorumille
determinant, pronoum   masculine   plural   genitive  
DominusDominus
noun   masculine   singular   nominative   2nd declination  
inin
preposition  
perpetuumperpetuus
Adjective   neuter   singular   accusative   first class