- Morphological analysis - Domine Iesu Christe rex

Morphology

Domine Iesu Christe, rex gloriae,
libera animas omnium fidelium defunctorum,
de manu inferni,
et de profundo lacu :
libera eas de ore leonis,
ne absorbeat eas tartarus,
ne cadant in obscurum.

DomineDominus
noun   masculine   singular   vocative   2nd declination  
IesuIesus
noun   vocative  
ChristeChristus
noun   masculine   singular   vocative  
rexrex
noun   masculine   singular   nominative   3rd declination  
gloriaegloria
noun   feminine   singular   genitive   1st declination  
liberaliberare, libero, liberavi, liberatum
verb   second person   imperative   present   active   1st
animasanima
noun   feminine   plural   accusative   1st declination  
omniumomnis
Adjective   masculine   plural   genitive   second class  
fideliumfidelis
Adjective   masculine   plural   genitive   second class  
defunctorumdefungi, defungor, defunctus sum
verb   masculine   plural   genitive   participle   perfect   deponent   3th
dede
preposition  
manumanus
noun   feminine   singular   ablative   4th declination  
inferniinfernus
Adjective   neuter   singular   genitive   first class  
etet
conjunction of coordination  
dede
preposition  
profundoprofundus
Adjective   masculine   singular   ablative   first class  
laculacus
noun   masculine   singular   ablative   4th declination  
liberaliberare, libero, liberavi, liberatum
verb   second person   imperative   present   active   1st
easis
determinant, pronoum   feminine   plural   accusative  
dede
preposition  
oreos
noun   neuter   singular   ablative   3rd declination  
leonisleo
noun   masculine   singular   genitive   3rd declination  
nene
adverb  
absorbeatabsorbere, absorbo, absorbui, absorptum
verb   third person   subjonctive   present   active   2nd
easis
determinant, pronoum   feminine   plural   accusative  
tartarustartarus
noun   masculine   singular   nominative   2nd declination  
nene
adverb  
cadantcadere, cado, cecidi, casum
verb   third person   subjonctive   present   active   3th
inin
preposition  
obscurumobscurus
Adjective   neuter   singular   accusative   first class