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* blurring the lines between [[#Adjectives|adjective]]/[[#Nouns|substantive]]/[[#Verbs|verb]], so the same [[#Roots an ...lative and partitive cases are also based on the vocative stem, as well as adjectives.

...clause, which is a stative clause. Minhast lacks a separate word class for adjectives, hence stative verbs are used instead. Statives target only Absolutives, ne

Counting is not done with numerals as adjectives ''before'' the noun phrase, but with special classifiers + numerals ''after

...'' (the expected outcome from Spanish 'lento'~'lenta') and ''-menth''. For adjectives ending in ⟨l⟩ as ''final'', the form ''-venth'' is used instead. This i ...ding to a word final -sV in Spanish), /s/ is also retained as 's'. Spanish adjectives ending in the suffix '-oso', however, end in ''-ô'' except in Northern Efe

...anguage]], with four [[w:Grammatical case|cases]] for nouns, pronouns, and adjectives (nominative, accusative, genitive, dative); three [[w:Grammatical genders|g ...-Indo-European]]. Of these 1,200, 700 are nouns, 300 are verbs and 200 are adjectives. Luthic has also absorbed many loanwords, most of which were borrowed from

...ns|quote=NOUNS have the ending -o. To form the plural, add the ending -j...ADJECTIVES end in -a.}}</ref> Only a few parts of speech (such as verb infinitives) in '''Alcun''' (some) and '''necun''' (no, none) are respectively the adjectives of '''alquel''' and '''nequel.'''

...rms; some of them, however, can be used also or exclusively with nouns and adjectives. Prefixes derive usually from Proto-Lahob, but a few chiefly nominal ones a

Cardinal and ordinal numbers are one of the [two/XX] groups of true adjectives in the Minhast language. Minhast employs a vigesimal, i.e. base-20, countin ...grammatical category for adjectives. Instead, verbs are used in place of adjectives. Verbs are divided into five broad categories:

The undeclinable so-called "copular adjectives", such as ''cami'' "great, important", ''lalla'' "high, higher; next" or ''

It is very common for English adjectives to correspond to Chlouvānem genitive nouns: