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...l and linguistic norms. By taking [[w:Classical Chinese]] and updating it, Dan'a'yo can serve as a bridge for those who have drifted apart. !Dan'a'yo

...take ''-jau''^{<small>I</small>}, which declines like an a/o-stem adjective:

Superlative forms adding ''-um-'' between the adjective and the gender and number mark.<br> The superlative forms by adding ''-ain-'' between the adjective and the gender mark (nivi - niv'''ain'''i 'the tallest'). To mean "the leas

...cepts, actions and phenomena, and qualities. Their function as noun, verb, adjective, or adverb is determined by the particles around them. !align="center"| Adjective

...in the plural. If a noun is masculine or feminine, and is indefinite, the adjective does not have to be inflected. If the noun is neuter, a (-t) must be added ...e may also use the construction ''X er mer ___ enn Y''. In this case, the adjective does not inflect for gender.

Láadan is a [[verb–subject–object]] (VSO) language. [[Verb]]s and [[adjective]]s are interchangeable. There are no [[article (grammar)|articles]], and th

The common-most adjective suffix is ''-i'' from Proto-Indo-European *-ikos. Occasionally, the diminut

|'''Consistent noun & adjective declensions''' ===Adjective comparison===

# Adjective (Phrase) ====Adjective Phrases====

Other adjectives are declined like adjective moní.

...ectives (e.g. ''haz'' "old", ''ong'' "good") or derived from a noun, other adjective or a verb (e.g. ''acchi'' "masculine", ''ukko'' "watery, aquatic", ''eyikin When used predicatively, both types of adjective follow the entire noun phrase and precede the relevant form of ''yita'' "to

However, when an adjective is used as a copula, it may stand on its own as a predicate to ''ek'' (‘t ...ommon or incorrect in this case to use ''ek'' as the verb and to treat the adjective as the object. When comparing the qualities of a specific noun, the postpos

[[w:Adjective|Adjectives]] behave a little differently than most natural languages. All a

it may be an adjective: ...ject. It was mentioned above that the predicate may behave like a noun, an adjective or a verb. When it is a noun then it just shows a property of the subject.

...ament'' for ‘greatly’. This suffix is considered to be non-tonic, with the adjective retaining its original stress placement (although this does generally requi ...ed that using ''sua tuy'' is completely equivalent to using the possessive adjective ''tuy'' alone; the usage of one variant or the other is a personal stylisti

However, when an adjective is used as a copula, it may stand on its own as a predicate to ''ek'' (‘t ...ase to use ''[[Contionary: ek#Maltcégj|ek]]'' as the verb and to treat the adjective as the object. When comparing the qualities of a specific noun, the postpos

However, noun and adjective declension endings, along with the ablaut in strong verbs are elements deri ...have an adverbial form, using the suffix '''-ie'''. In other words, every adjective can be morphed into an adverb.

|<nowiki>-lı (adjective)</nowiki> |<nowiki>-esi (Adjective - Nound)</nowiki>

Similar to irregular pluralization, if the lemma of an adjective ends in ''t'', ''no, n, z'', it pluralizes according to the irregular noun Grammatically, an adjective can be substantive by pairing it with a definite article. Therefore a phras

Adjective: goftî (spoken, said, told) Adjective forms: goftî, goftî tir, goftî tirîn / nā goftî, nā goftî tir, nā