- Morphological analysis - Dum medium silentium

Morphology

Dum medium silentium tenerent omnia,
et nox in suo cursu medium iter haberet
omnipotens sermo tuus, Domine,
de caelis a regalibus sedibus venit.

As all things were contained within silence,
and the course of the night had reached its middle,
your word, O Lord,
descended from heaven, from its royal throne.

Dumdum
conjunction of subordination  
mediummedius
Adjective   neuter   accusative   singular   first class  
silentiumsilentium
noun   neuter   singular   accusative   2nd declination  
tenerenttenere, teneo, tenui, tentum
verb   third person   active   subjonctive   imperfect   2nd
omniaomnis
Adjective   neuter   nominative   plural   second class  
etet
conjunction of coordination  
noxnox
noun   feminine   nominative   singular   3rd declination  
inin
preposition  
suosuus
determinant, pronoum   masculine   ablative   singular  
cursucursus
noun   masculine   ablative   singular   4th declination  
mediummedius
Adjective   neuter   accusative   singular   first class  
iteriter
noun   neuter   singular   accusative   3rd declination  
haberethabere, habeo, habui, habitum
verb   third person   active   subjonctive   imperfect   2nd
omnipotensomnipotens
Adjective   masculine   nominative   singular   second class  
sermosermo
noun   masculine   nominative   singular   3rd declination  
tuustuus
determinant, pronoum   masculine   nominative   singular  
DomineDominus
noun   masculine   vocative   singular   2nd declination  
dede
preposition  
caeliscaelum
noun   neuter   ablative   plural   2nd declination  
aa
preposition  
regalibusregalis
Adjective   feminine   ablative   plural   second class  
sedibussedes
noun   feminine   ablative   plural   3rd declination  
venitvenire, venio, veni, ventum
verb   third person   active   indicative   present   4th