Definite article, defined
—Definite art.,
its demonstrative character
—used before names
of rivers
—do. by way of
eminence
—no rule of agreem.
for, in Eng.
—prefixed as an
adv., to comparatives and superlatives
—repeated before
every term in a series of adjectives used ellipt. as
nouns
—used for a poss.
pron., ("Full in THE face”)
—position with
respect to its noun
—required before
antecedent to a restricted relative. See also
The
Definition, defined
—A perfect definition,
what
—Definitions,
needful qualities of certain, in gram.
—bad, peculiar
vice of
—Crit. N.
on
Definitives, what, in Eng., and how to be classed
—example to show
what is meant by
—Definitive
word required before antecedent to restricted relative
Degrees of comparison, see Comparison
Deity, names of, use of capitals in
—in all languages,
masc.; direct names of, do.. The sing. numb,
universally employed
in reference to the Supreme Being
Demonstratives, from the class, pronominal adjectives
Derivation, as a topic of gram., what explains
—importance of
—a knowledge of
what languages will throw light on the subject of Eng.
Desiring, verbs of; see Commanding
Desisting, verbs of; with part., in stead of infin.
Despauter, (Despauterius Joannes,) grammarian,
when died
—his Lat.
Gram.
—his remark on
the origin of using plur. pron. of second pers. for
sing.
—gives the rule
that the verb governs the nominative before it
Diaeresis, or dialysis, mark, place
and use of
—explained
Diesis, or double dagger, for what purpose
used. Dimeter, line,
iambic, examples of
—trochaic,
do.
—anapaestic,
do.
—dactylic,
do.
Diphthong, defined
—Diphthongs,
distinction of
—enumeration and
specification of the Eng.
Discourse, or narration, its nature and requirements
Disjunctive conjunction, defined
—Disjunctives,
List of
—Disjunctive
OR, see Or
Distance, see Time, &c.
Distribution, of words into classes, a matter
of some difficulty; explanations concerning, for learners
—of verbs in Lat.,
grammarians have disputed respecting
Distributives, of the class pronominal adjectives
—Distributive
term sing. in apposit. with a plur.
Division, literary, see Literary Division
Do, verb, how varied:
—particular uses
of
—in what manner
may be substituted for an other term