- Morphological analysis - Dicit Dominus ego cogito

Morphology

Dicit Dominus:
ego cogito cogitationes pacis,
et non afflictionis:
invocabitis me,
et ego exaudiam vos :
et reducam captivitatem vestram
de cunctis locis.

The Lord says:
“I am pondering thoughts of peace and not of affliction;
you shall call upon me,
and I will attend to you;
I will retrieve you from the
lands where you are captive.”

Dicitdicere, dico, dixi, dictum
verb   third person   indicative   present   active   3th
DominusDominus
noun   masculine   singular   nominative   2nd declination  
egoego
determinant, pronoum   masculine   singular   nominative  
cogitocogitare, cogito, cogitavi, cogitatum
verb   first person   indicative   present   active   1st
cogitationescogitatio
noun   feminine   plural   accusative   3rd declination  
pacispax
noun   feminine   singular   genitive   3rd declination  
etet
conjunction of coordination  
nonnon
adverb  
afflictionisafflictio
noun   feminine   singular   genitive   3rd declination  
invocabitisinvocare, invoco, invocavi, invocatum
verb   second person   indicative   futur   active   1st
meego
determinant, pronoum   masculine   singular   accusative  
etet
conjunction of coordination  
egoego
determinant, pronoum   masculine   singular   nominative  
exaudiamexaudire, exaudio, exaudivi, exauditum
verb   first person   indicative   futur   active   4th
vosvos
determinant, pronoum   masculine   plural   accusative  
etet
conjunction of coordination  
reducamreducere, reduco, reduxi, reductum
verb   first person   indicative   futur   active   3th
captivitatemcaptivitas
noun   feminine   singular   accusative   3rd declination  
vestramvester
determinant, pronoum   feminine   singular   accusative  
dede
preposition  
cunctiscunctus
Adjective   masculine   plural   ablative   first class  
locislocus
noun   masculine   plural   ablative   2nd declination