- Morphological analysis - Dignus est Agnus qui

Morphology

Dignus est Agnus qui occisus est,
accipere virtutem, et divinitatem,
et sapientiam, et fortitudinem, et honorem.
Ipsi gloria et imperium in saecula saeculorum.

Worthy is the Lamb that was slain
to receive power and divinity
and wisdom and strength and honor;
to him be glory and dominion forever and ever.

Dignusdignus
Adjective   masculine   nominative   singular   first class  
estesse, sum, fui
verb   third person   active   indicative   present   irregular
Agnusagnus
noun   masculine   nominative   singular   2nd declination  
quiqui
determinant, pronoum   masculine   nominative   singular  
occisus estoccidere, occido, occidi, occisum
verb   third person   passive   indicative   perfect   3th
accipereaccipere, accipio, accepi, acceptum
verb   active   infinitive   present   4th bis
virtutemvirtus
noun   feminine   accusative   singular   3rd declination  
etet
conjunction of coordination  
divinitatemdivinitas
noun   feminine   accusative   singular   3rd declination  
etet
conjunction of coordination  
sapientiamsapientia
noun   feminine   accusative   singular   1st declination  
etet
conjunction of coordination  
fortitudinemfortitudo
noun   feminine   accusative   singular   3rd declination  
etet
conjunction of coordination  
honoremhonor
noun   masculine   accusative   singular   3rd declination  
Ipsiipse
determinant, pronoum   masculine   dative   singular  
gloriagloria
noun   feminine   nominative   singular   1st declination  
etet
conjunction of coordination  
imperiumimperium
noun   neuter   nominative   singular   2nd declination  
inin
preposition  
saeculasaeculum
noun   neuter   accusative   plural   2nd declination  
saeculorumsaeculum
noun   neuter   genitive   plural   2nd declination