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...nominative or accusative could be positioned anywhere before the verb. All adjectives came after their pertinent nouns. The question particle was ''tyi'', and th

...s repeatedly been analysed as lacking [[w:nouns|nouns]] and [[w:adjectives|adjectives]] altogether, in favour of [[w:verb|verb]]s. ...ctives in their own right either. Rather, some content words are more like adjectives than others, confer '''''kirim''''', ''something red'':

...der and number inflection in nouns, adjectives, and pronouns. Articles and adjectives must agree inflection-wise with the noun or pronoun they modify. ...Demonstrative#Distal and proximal demonstratives|proximal and distal]]. As adjectives, the stem may be suffixed with '''-ie''' to form adverbs, '''{{term|ecie}}'

===Adjectives=== Adjectives do not decline.

...its quantifiers, distinguishing very particularly between determiners and adjectives based on position. Linguists note that these differences are off a very un ...d relative clauses follow adjectives. Verbs conjugated as participles are adjectives, taking the head noun as their absolutive argument. Other uses of verbs re

...a highly inflected language. There are four grammatical genders for nouns, adjectives, pronouns, some participles and the numeral one: masculine feminine, common The nouns are grouped into seven declensions and three accentual paradigms, adjectives are grouped into two declensions, according to their stress pattern, and p

* Adjectives do not inflect for number, gender, or case

...uns and pronouns) and verbs, with one minor class consisting of particles. Adjectives behave exactly like verbs, while adverbs are similar to verbs or can be cla

*Such categories as verbs, nouns or adjectives were not clearly defined. Each word could show a nominal or verbal morpholo

===Adjectives=== ...and relatively permanent characteristics of people. Note that most English adjectives, like "cozy", "active", "incendiary", ..., are expressed in Roshterian by o

...o you have cases? Are verbs inflected? Do nouns differ from adjectives? Do adjectives differ from verbs? Etc. --> Adjectives

Literary Ilithian nouns and adjectives are extremely conservative in that they retain all 8 PIE cases and the dual ...uns ''jm(an)ák, tv(an)ák, sv(an)ák, nasmák, jušmák'' decline as ''o''-stem adjectives. Other pronouns use the genitive form.

...the Gothic '''-ei''' stems (a subclass of the weak declension, formed from adjectives, e.g. '''diupei''' "depth", genitive '''diupeins''', from '''diups''' "deep ==Adjectives==

====Adjectives==== ...The possessives were borrowed/remodelled after the Celtic clitic, with the adjectives seeing limited independent pronominal use, however in late OA literature th

===Nouns and adjectives=== Adjectives take the same suffix in the plural as well as in definite (strong) form and

===Adjectives=== Most adjectives could be declined strong or weak. The class of an adjective was determined

=== Adjectives === ...teness. Furthermore, the Old Norse distinction between 'strong' and 'weak' adjectives has been lost.

===Adjectives===

...o you have cases? Are verbs inflected? Do nouns differ from adjectives? Do adjectives differ from verbs? Etc. --> Adjectives

...o you have cases? Are verbs inflected? Do nouns differ from adjectives? Do adjectives differ from verbs? Etc. --> Adjectives