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Adjectives directly follow the nouns they modify. For more details on adjectives, see the [[Brooding#Adjectives|Adjectives]] section.
Adjectives directly follow the nouns they modify. For more details on adjectives, see the [[Brooding#Adjectives|Adjectives]] section.
===== Participles =====
Participles cannot be used as adjectives directly as they may in many languages. In order to use a verbal participle as an adjective, you must create a miniature [[#Relative_Clauses|relative clause]].
'''''Present'''''
{| class="wikitable"
|+
| ''[[Contionary: duhpleek#Brooding|duhpleek]]''
| ''[[Contionary: ga#Brooding|ga]]''
| '''''[[Contionary: ai#Brooding|ai]]'''''
| ''[[Contionary: esaaf#Brooding|esaaf]]''
|-
| fool
| DEF
| REL/SUBJ
| sing
|-
|colspan=4| ‘The singing fool.’ ≃ ‘The fool who sings.’
|-
|}
'''''Past'''''
{| class="wikitable"
|+
| ''[[Contionary: geeth#Brooding|geeth]]''
| '''''[[Contionary: au#Brooding|au]]'''''
| ''[[Contionary: awaen#Brooding|aawaen]]''
|-
| tree
| REL.OBJ
| hide.PST
|-
|colspan=3| ‘A hidden tree.’ ≃ ‘A tree that is hidden.’
|-
|}
These relative clauses may also be rendered in the habitual or progressive aspects, lending some additional depth of meaning that is normally lost in participles.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
| ''[[Contionary: duhpleek#Brooding|duhpleek]]''
| ''[[Contionary: ga#Brooding|ga]]''
| '''''[[Contionary: ai#Brooding|ai]]'''''
| ''[[Contionary: esaaf#Brooding|aesaefaa]]''
|-
| fool
| DEF
| REL.SUBJ
| sing.PST.HAB
|-
|colspan=4| ‘The fool who used to sing.’
|-
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+
| ''[[Contionary: geeth#Brooding|geeth]]''
| '''''[[Contionary: au#Brooding|au]]'''''
| ''[[Contionary: awaen#Brooding|aawaenaa]]''
|-
| tree
| REL.OBJ
| hide.PRG
|-
|colspan=3| ‘A that is (in the process of) being hidden.’
|-
|}


==== Possessives ====
==== Possessives ====