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-ī

Used to form adverbs from the base (positive) form of class II and class III adjectives, equivalent to English -ly, and to form the adverbial suffixes for superlative adverbs of all three declensions.
adere (“quick”) → aderī (“quickly”)

aderje (“quickest”) → aderjī (“most quickly”)

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 {{head|hval|suffix}}
-# ''Used to form {{HVgl|adverbs}} from the base (positive) form of {{HVgl|class II}} and {{HVgl|class III}} {{HVgl|adjectives}}, equivalent to English ''-ly''.''
+# ''Used to form {{HVgl|adverbs}} from the base (positive) form of {{HVgl|class II}} and {{HVgl|class III}} {{HVgl|adjectives}}, equivalent to English ''-ly'', and to form the adverbial suffixes for {{HVgl|superlative}} adverbs of all three declensions.''
 #: {{m|hval|adere||quick}} → {{m|hval|aderī||quickly}}
-#: {{m|hval|gevie||beautiful}} → {{m|hval|gevī||beautifully}}
+#: {{m|hval|aderje||quickest}} → {{m|hval|aderjī||most quickly}}
 ====Derived Terms====