- Morphological analysis - Decantabat populus in

Morphology

Decantabat populus in Israel, alleluia,
et universa multitudo Iacob canebat legitime;
et David cum cantoribus citharam percutiebat
in domo Domini,
et laudes Deo canebat: alleluia, alleluia.

Decantabatdecantare, decanto, decantavi, decantatum
verb   third person   indicative   imperfect   active   1st
populuspopulus
noun   masculine   singular   nominative   2nd declination  
inin
preposition  
IsraelIsrael
noun  
alleluiaalleluia
etet
conjunction of coordination  
universauniversus
Adjective   feminine   singular   nominative   first class  
multitudomultitudo
noun   feminine   singular   nominative   3rd declination  
IacobIacob
noun  
canebatcanere, cano, cenini, cantum
verb   third person   indicative   imperfect   active   3th
legitimelegitime
adverb  
etet
conjunction of coordination  
DavidDavid
noun  
cumcum
conjunction of subordination  
cantoribuscantor
noun   masculine   plural   ablative   3rd declination  
citharamcithara
noun   feminine   singular   accusative   1st declination  
percutiebatpercutere, percutio, percussi, percussum
verb   third person   indicative   imperfect   active   4th bis
inin
preposition  
domodomus
noun   feminine   singular   ablative   4th declination  
DominiDominus
noun   masculine   singular   genitive   2nd declination  
etet
conjunction of coordination  
laudeslaus
noun   feminine   plural   accusative   3rd declination  
DeoDeus
noun   masculine   singular   dative   2nd declination  
canebatcanere, cano, cenini, cantum
verb   third person   indicative   imperfect   active   3th
alleluiaalleluia
alleluiaalleluia