Appendix talk:Latin verbs (A to K)

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RFDO discussion: December 2015–July 2017[edit]

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Appendix:Latin verbs (L to Z)[edit]

So, what's the point? It's list of Latin verbs with definitions and some have etymologies and descendants. Isn't this was the main namespace is for? It seems to be a transwiki which is why there are so many bad internal links. Renard Migrant (talk) 21:25, 21 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]

To make matters worse, the formatting of the verbs from A to K differs from the formatting for the verbs L to Z. A to K shows: First PP, Second PP, Third PP, Fourth PP. L to Z shows: Present, Infinitive, Past perfect, Passive perfect participle. The L to Z in my opinion is the better formatting. With regards to deleting the two entries: 1. They can never be a complete record of all Latin verbs. 2. They are conjugated but not defined as to which version/era of Latin it's from, e.g. classical, christian, medieval, vulgar, etc. The verbs belong in a better environment. Colourlessgreenideas 12:07, 2 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]