adjective

1) a part of speech functioning as name modifier a) as a qualifier serving as part of an honorific abstraction in the honorific title phrase introduced in PS-RULE [PS10]; b) as an honorific attribution in the honorific title phrase introduced in PS-RULE [PS11]; c) in the form of a particular Latin root, i.e., Super-, Jun-, and Sen-, to which the comparative marker, i.e. -ior, is attached as a suffix and used in the postpositive title phrase to distinguish the individual from others of the same name (or title Mother) and introduced in PS-RULE [PS12]; 2) one or two a. may appear in a locality name phrase, e.g., the first two words of “Great Salt Lake,” or the first word of “New Mexico” (introduced in PS-RULE LP5) or 3) an a. may be part of the locality name, e.g., the second word of “Puerto Rico” (introduced in PS-RULE LP6)