Old English Morphology

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Across
  1. 3. :A type of language that relies on word order rather than inflection.
  2. 6. :A word part added before the root to change its meaning.
  3. 7. :The complete set of all inflected forms of a word.
  4. 9. Verb :A verb that changes its stem vowel to form the past tense.
  5. 10. :A word part added to the end of a word to change its form or function.
  6. 12. :The case used for the subject of a sentence.
  7. 13. :The modification of a word to express tense, case, or number.
  8. 15. :The case used for the indirect object or location.
  9. 17. :The grammatical category dividing nouns into masculine, feminine, or neuter.
  10. 18. System :The grammatical structure that marks the roles of nouns in a sentence.
  11. 19. :A type of language that uses inflections to express grammatical meaning.
Down
  1. 1. :The study of the internal structure and forms of words.
  2. 2. :The pattern of changing nouns or adjectives for case, number, or gender.
  3. 3. :The case that marks the direct object of a verb.
  4. 4. Verb :A verb that forms its past tense with a dental suffix like -d or -t.
  5. 5. Word :A word made by joining two or more separate words.
  6. 8. :The case showing possession or relationship between nouns.
  7. 11. :The vowel alternation used in verb forms to show tense changes.
  8. 14. :The pattern of changing verbs for person, number, or tense.
  9. 16. :The process of forming new words by adding prefixes or suffixes.