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SUBSTANTIVES — COMPOSITION

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C. Composition.

I. Adjectives form connections with substantives,
adjectives, pronouns, and sometimes other parts of speech.
The most important of these subdivisions consists of
compounds of substantives and adjectives.

This group again, has two subdivisions: either the
substantive serves to illustrate the quality that is expressed
by the adjective [type: honey-sweet], or the relation between
the two parts of the compound is a prepositional one [type:
rain-wet].

I begin with this latter group.

The preposition that is required in an analysis of the
compound may be of several different kinds. In the cases
quoted below, of, for, to, and with occur. The most usual
of these is with, denoting a causal or material relation.
Out of nineteen cases given here it is used in 11; of
occurs in 6; to and for each in one.

With (by):

II, 160, The lovely city of my love

Bathes deep in the sun-satiote air . . .

IV, 71, ... forth of the close waves’ coil

Sea-satiate . . .

136, Fierce as its Lord, blood-saturate as its Lord . . .

V, 93, All the land sea-saturate as with wine . . .

II, 229, Still with blind hands and robes blood-wet . . .

III, 33, As a tired honey-heavy bee . . .

50, Such as the summer-sleepy Dryads weave

Waked up by snow-soft sudden rains at eve . . .

339, Between two seas the sea-bird’s wing makes halt
Wind-weary . . .

IV, 142, . . . heritage on earth

Of slumber-sweet eternity to keep
Fast in soft hold of everliving sleep . . .
[concerning Merlin, sleeping in the woods of Broceliande.

188, And welcome from the stormbright west . . .

VI, 32, Dim tribes of shamefaced soul and sun-swart cheek ...

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