On Leprosy
Grammar: Adverbs and Adjectives
Universaliter autem haec passio talia habet signa, caro in eis notabiliter est corrupta, et species immutatur, rotundantur oculi, et palpebrae corrugantur, aspectum habent scintillatem maxime in leonina, angustiantur nares et contrahuntur, vox rauca efficitur, potissime in elephantia, tuberositates crescunt in corpore multa ulcera minuta, et dura, et rotunda.
Regular adverbs may be formed from adjectives in the following way: first and second declension adjectives add an "-e" to the stem:
| Adjective | Meaning | Adverb | Meaning |
| magnus | great | magne | greatly |
| altus | deep | alte | deeply |
Third declension adjectives add an "-iter_ to the stem:
| Adjective | Meaning | Adverb | Meaning |
| fortis | brave | fortiter | bravely |
| celer | quick | celeriter | quickly |
Give the adjective root and meaning for these adverbs from the Latin passage above.
| Adverb | Meaning | Adjective Root |
| universaliter | ||
| notabiliter | ||
| maxime | ||
| potissime | ||