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Predicative adjectives use the bare stem. | Predicative adjectives use the bare stem. | ||
For attributive adjectives, the following declension is used regardless of gender or definiteness (the following is the declension of ''hóch'' 'high, tall'): | Thedish retains attributive adjective forms, but has lost the distinction between strong and weak adjectives still extant in German. For attributive adjectives, the following declension is used regardless of gender or definiteness (the following is the declension of ''hóch'' 'high, tall'): | ||
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|+ '''Attributive declension for hard-stem adjectives''' | |+ '''Attributive declension for hard-stem adjectives''' | ||