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===Adjectives=== Adjectives behaved same as the noun, adjectives could be formed by *-lma~rma (first in Ynju-Wenth, second in Juandu-Vyns) w

...gender was made up of nouns that resulted from nominalized participles and adjectives and consisted of both animate nouns (e.g. names of professions) and inanima ===Adjectives===

==Adjectives==

===Adjectives=== Adjectives come in two different declensions, indefinite and definite, used as in Latv

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====Adjectives==== ...yllabic affices) of compounds. Unlike compound nouns, however, specialized adjectives typically manifest as a head-initial parameter, with the majority (though c

=== Adjectives ===

==Adjectives==

...ally the same part of speech and TAM affixes on a noun must also appear on adjectives that modify it.

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...“better”). Their number agrees with the number of the corresponding nouns. Adjectives have no vocative case instead using the nominative, when necessary. ...ses either merged into the two, or did not exist. The masculine and neuter adjectives share all their oblique case endings, being different only in the nominativ

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...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

...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

...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

...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

===Adjectives=== Unlike nouns, adjectives do not inflect.

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

=== Adjectives and Adverbs === ===== Adjectives =====

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===Adjectives=== Adjectives have an attributive form and predicative forms that agree by number, animac

===Adjectives===

...or otherwise extreme or emphatic versions of a noun. The same is true of adjectives:

...Cwengâr and Fén both apply this to some grammatical concepts, particularly adjectives and nouns. Cwengâr introduced nasal fortitioning to increase contrast betw

...ar-plural and masculine-feminine-neuter distinctions. All nouns, pronouns, adjectives and numbers follow the declension table shown bellow: === Adjectives ===

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...fferent particles were used to form comparatives and superlatives for both adjectives and verbs, for example (from Tar Ejalan): ''xȯi'' "big", ''a'vȯi'' "bigge

{{PAGENAME}} morphology is entirely suffixing except for adjectives. Adjectives are a small closed class and work by infixing and/or changing the vowels in

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

===Adjectives===

...ts'as innovated neither a complex verbal system as PIE did, nor inflecting adjectives. ...an be added as prefixes to the verb, or to appear independently before it. Adjectives are either stative verbs, or used as prefixes. Adpositions are postposition

...cases in Proto-Carpathian is unknown, however, eight cases were proposed. Adjectives agreed with their nouns according to case and number just like in modern de Adjectives are inflected in exactly the same way as nouns, but they also had three deg

==Adjectives, Numerals and Adverbs== Adjectives come before the noun:

...and agglutinative languages and has a complex inflection system for nouns, adjectives, pronouns, numerals and verbs, depending on their roles in the sentence.

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

...e, number, and gender. The cases were identical for both the nouns and the adjectives.

...s so than Sanskrit but more than most living Germanic languages. Pronouns, adjectives, nouns and verbs use a system of suffixes to show their relationships to ot ...nctive, and imperative) and voice (active and passive). A number of verbal adjectives and nouns are also made from the verb, notably the present participle (whic

==Adjectives==

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===Adjectives=== Possessors, numerals, and adverbs precede their head. Adjectives may precede or follow their head.

===Adjectives===

...concordance, singular feminine - this is not shown on the nouns but on the adjectives (pluractional verbs used for them are still plural, however). ===Adjectives===

...uplication was used for noun plurals, verbal imperatives, and adverbs from adjectives.

* xtub, xtib for adjectives

...more agglutinative features. It has a complex inflection system for nouns, adjectives, pronouns, numerals and verbs, depending on their roles in the sentence. ...ic diphthongs contrast with plain vowels while inflecting nouns, pronouns, adjectives and verbs. Most scholars treat non-phonemic diphthongs as sequences of two

===Adjectives and adverbs=== All adjectives ended in a suffix ''*-cosc'' or ''*-osc'' and agreed with their noun in cla

*Causative verbs with a-vowel from adjectives with e-vowel: ''t'''e'''išas'' “still, quiet” — ''t'''a'''išītei'' *Inchoative verbs from progressive verbs and adjectives: ''s'''au'''šas'' “dry” — ''s'''u'''šnetei'' “to dry up”. Some

...t that a direct object pronoun or reflexive pronoun comes before the verb. Adjectives may precede the noun they modify, but they most often follow it. The positi ...ed tempore and not *tempus or *tempo in order to match it with its derived adjectives, such as temporal.

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===Adjectives=== Possessors, numerals, and adjectives precede their head. Genitives and adverbs follow their head.

...er, gender, mood, voice, and stem. The dual is only used in certain cases. Adjectives inflect for number, state, and gender.

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3 genders, 2 numbers, six cases. Adjectives agree in gender, number, and case. The o/e y/i rule

===Verbs and adjectives=== Some "adjectives" are actually prepositional phrases instead of verbs:

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==Adjectives== Adjectives inflect for number, case and gender. Old Kvalian adjectives only have one basic group and decline in the same manner as nouns. The endi

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===Adjectives===

===Adjectives=== ...heir comparative degree, and the short definite forms apply to qualitative adjectives in their superlative forms, and comparative forms if necessary. The short d

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...urrounding Slavic languages. It has a complex inflection system for nouns, adjectives, pronouns, numerals and verbs, depending on their roles in the sentence.

====Adjectives==== Like verbs, adjectives have strong and weak forms. Weak forms end in ''-a'', and strong forms have

Two grammatical genders for nouns (neuter and common). Articles and adjectives decline for gender and number. Some adjectives have irregular comparatives: eg '''ald''' (old) > '''älder''' (older); '''

===Adjectives===

...r is not as strict as in English . Adjectives come before nouns. Nouns and adjectives are inflected for number (sing./plur.) and case (nominative, accusative, pr

===Adjectives===

...and pronouns. In the case of pronouns they serve to create the possessive adjectives for each person. ===Adjectives===

...ndings changed to show this function, which is called "case." PAH nouns, adjectives, and verbal nouns inflected for case. Theoretically, any word order should ...info/chapter/30</ref> Gender is intrinsic to nouns, but must be marked on adjectives, verbs, and pronouns. Like many Semitic languages, gender is marked in the

===Adjectives=== ...es undergo mutation. Furthermore, there are many common affixes which form adjectives, whose list will be available in time.

*case system in nouns (Carpathian also declines its adjectives); cases are marked with suffixes (usually agglutinatively, except for Alpia ...nd in Alpian. Hirtya has a consonant alteration in derivation of nouns and adjectives, while South Carpathian lost it almost entirely

...allowed biconsonantal and triconsonantal roots to be expressed as nouns or adjectives as well as gerunds and several types of verbs. Phonologically, it distingui Adjectives followed nouns, and adpositions followed noun phrases.

*For nouns and adjectives stress falls on the first syllable of the first non-grammatical morpheme of Proto-Kertha made no distinction between nouns and adjectives.

====Adjectives==== ...''ôn'' can also be suffix ''-ôn''. In this way, along with rules regarding adjectives, one can create an agglutinate mononym for practically anything, such as ''

===Adjectives=== Adjectives always precede the noun they're related to.

...h the word that succeeds them with an apostrophe. It can be connected with adjectives or nouns. Whichever comes first. == Adjectives ==

Inflection-wise, grammatical gender only affects adjectives. Particles, nouns or agglutinative case suffixes do not change form based o

===Adjectives=== Adjectives in Flewtish have three degrees (Positive: ''crasnī'', Comparative: ''cakra

...f Evandorian languages that has completely lost the case system (in nouns, adjectives, and in pronouns too), but it retains some complexity in its large number o

...ing Indo-European languages. It has a complex inflection system for nouns, adjectives, pronouns, numerals and verbs, depending on their roles in the sentence. ...mic diphthongs contrast with long vowels while inflecting nouns, pronouns, adjectives and verbs. Non-phonemic diphthongs historically are sequences of two vowels

Nouns are a highly used aspect of Jalaia, and are used as both nouns and adjectives. There are two grammatical numbers, singular and plural. ...o you have cases? Are verbs inflected? Do nouns differ from adjectives? Do adjectives differ from verbs? Etc. -->

...efixing and suffixing. The inflections express gender, number, and case in adjectives, nouns, and pronouns, a process called declension. Markers are also attache ...ingular class of the noun. There are seven noun cases, which also apply to adjectives and pronouns and mark a noun's syntactic role in the sentence using inflect

...een “long-stem” and “short-stem” roots) in the neuter of ja-stem nouns and adjectives. This distinction was retained in the masculine in Gothic, but was lost in ===Adjectives===

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...stems, sometimes known as “weak nouns,” decline in the same manner as weak adjectives. Like the a-, ō-, and u-stems, they have various reflexes depending on the ...n-stems are exclusively feminine, and are comprised largely of nominalized adjectives.

===Nouns and adjectives=== Adjectives are postnominal and mostly uninflected; they only have a comparative form (

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==Adjectives== There are two forms of adjectives, '''verbal adjectives''' and '''nominal adjectives'''.

...e and conditional/subjunctive clauses, regular and comparative/superlative adjectives, and independent and relative clauses.

===Adjectives===

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=== Adjectives ===

...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

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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===

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===Adjectives===

===Adjectives=== ...invariable. They are placed before the noun they qualify. Some are "pure" adjectives: ''bun'': "good"; ''glen'': "green", ''kurti'': "short", others are derived

...efer the verb-subject-object structure, though others exhibit VOS pattern. Adjectives usually follow the noun they modify (e.g. "king new"), but patterns like "n

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...t–object–verb]] word order, with no deviations from this pattern attested. Adjectives and nouns in the genitive case follow the nouns they modify, adpositions ap

is head-initial, and adjectives are not distinguished from verbs. ...nction between adjectives and verbs in Antarctican. Instead of attributive adjectives like “good”, “bad”, “strong”,

...to that of Modern Shoundavish, but the pronunciation was different and the adjectives and articles were still inflected, like in Modern German. Middle Shoundavis ===Adjectives===

...s relevant for declensions of nouns and adjectives. The accusative form of adjectives has two possible forms depending on the animacy of the noun. For animate no ===Adjectives===

...s repeatedly been analysed as lacking [[w:nouns|nouns]] and [[w:adjectives|adjectives]] altogether, in favour of [[w:verb|verb]]s. ...nt flexibility]]; all content words equivalent to English verbs, nouns and adjectives, can fill the role as predicate or as argument of a clause. The flexibility

This type of alternation is most noticeable in the inflection of adjectives, Adjectives

===Adjectives=== Adjectives agree with their head noun in case, number, and gender.

===Adjectives=== ...eanalised in Kirtumur as either nouns or stative verbs. The remaining true adjectives of the standard Kirtumur variety express qualities, including such as have

=====Adjectives=====

...[w:obviation|obviation]], and [[w:agreement (linguistics)|agreement]] with adjectives. They are mainly dependent upon size and edibility. ...y class has an adjectivising prefix, {{sc|ADZ}}, which creates adverbs and adjectives from nouns and verbs.

** cf. adjectives ''helinetízon'' "Helinetian", ''nódóion'' "Nordûlaki'', ''ímúnigúron Genitive forms are adjectives and decline as such, cf. ''bícon ésuon esu ríté'' "my pen is blue", ''f

...verbs determine (or govern) the case of the subsequent nouns, pronouns and adjectives of a sentence, for most transitive verbs their arguments are in proximate a

=== Nouns and adjectives === Nouns, pronouns and adjectives can have three [[grammatical gender|genders]] (masculine, feminine, neuter)

:Noun + case suffixes / Adjectives / Determiners, or plural particle (''ma'') / Possessive pronouns

...ct]]), and ''kà'' ([[Volitive modality|volitive]]). There are no articles. Adjectives follow the noun. There is no grammatical gender or noun class system. Guosa ...descriptors, following whatever they modify. Some descriptors only act as adjectives or adverbs, however.

===Adjectives=== ...umber, gender, and case. Like in other Balto-Slavic languages all Pomorian adjectives have two forms: '''simple''' (or indefinite) and '''pronominal''' (definite

...belong to the verb category. In an older period of time all the Takkenit "adjectives" had actually been stative verbs, but then many of them turned into nouns.

...ghly irregular. The dual number inherited from PIE and lost in nouns and adjectives has been preserved in pronouns.

...nd three states as in Hebrew and Aramaic. Both definite nouns and definite adjectives are marked with the particle ''an''. The formation of the construct follows ===Adjectives===

==Nouns and adjectives== ===Adjectives===

...he final "e" did not elide in genitive, which was "-es" originally, and in adjectives, where it was restored by analogy. ...f this process too as it derives from the word ''"kone"'' ("strong"). Many adjectives are derived from verbs with this process: ''hilni'' "to choose" - ''hėllan

| any noun root, without adjectives,<br>determiners, possessive affixes, etc. ...the plural suffix eliminates the need for any inflection on determiners or adjectives.

===Adjectives=== {{main|Sangi/Morphology#Adjectives}}

...burū'' “eyebrow”. The class consist of mostly abstract nouns, derived from adjectives or verbal nouns, as well as old inanimate nouns, such as ''lakū'' “lake�

==Adjectives== Adjectives do not decline.

The [[genitive case|genitive]] indicates possession, and is used after adjectives that can introduce a [[dependent clause]]. For substantives and adjectives, there are declined "free endings" (i.e. non-compulsory) used most often in

=== Adjectives === The majority of adjectives decline like [[#o-stems|''o''-stems]] in the [[#Masculine|masculine]] and [

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...'' "A build" with the suffix ''-šo''. Many verbs are formed from nouns or adjectives with ''-šĕ'': The characteristic is ''-meli'', where ''-li'' forms adjectives from nouns, and ''-me'' forms gerunds from verb-stems.

Adjectival possessive pronouns are declined like adjectives. ===Adjectives===

...- a process, called noun [[w:Incorporation (linguistics)|incorporation]]. Adjectives and adverbials derive from either verbs or nominals, but all of them behave

...e two categories behave morphologically. Adjectival participles decline as adjectives, while adverbial participles are not declined. Participles are an important Just as adjectives, participles decline for gender, case and number of the noun they modify, e

===Nouns and adjectives=== ...pes from having subtly different stress in older stages. Netagin nouns and adjectives fall into declension classes:

...n all stages of the language, are nouns, with a smaller number of borrowed adjectives with no corresponding noun. Borrowed verbs are few and rare, as Elodian has

...r demonstratives) and is followed by an adjective - in standard Elynic the adjectives always follow the substantives - the article shifts bewtween noun and adjec ===Adjectives===

...middle, passive and antipassive. They are also exlusively deverbal, unlike adjectives.

...lural is pronounced the same as the singular even if spelled differently); adjectives, for number and gender (masculine or feminine) of their nouns; personal pro == Adjectives ==

...l gender in the plural. Pronouns still retain vestiges of the case system. Adjectives (which double as adverbs) are uninflected, whilst verbs inflect for person, ===Adjectives and Adverbs===

===Adjectives=== Note that many adjectives of the 1st declension with '''i''' change this vowel into '''u''' in the fe

...ive adjectives. These nouns are masculine, except for nominalized feminine adjectives. ===Adjectives===

* Adjectives were lost as a separate part of speech, being replaced with participles ("w :''Nouns, adjectives and verbs do not correspond to any concepts in Lemizh grammar. Using these

Balearic Hebrew nouns and adjectives are declined according to gender, number, and sometimes state. Due to Latin == Nouns and Adjectives ==

...preceding consonant. It is seen, for example, in the comparative forms of adjectives and in some verb forms. All consonants, except ''j'' itself, are affected b ===Adjectives===

...sessive pronouns in a row results simply in a long line of hard mutations. Adjectives are avoided if possible in favour of relative terms [My ball which is red r *Gwota(d): /ɢɑtad/, /ɢɑtat/, /ɢɑta/: Consonant Accord- This occurs in Adjectives, Adverbs and Verbs thus "Clothing-like", "Clothingly" and "To Clothe", othe

===Nouns and adjectives=== Lebanese nouns and adjectives are inflected to show gender, number, case and [[w:Construct state|state]],

...third person present singular indicative, and in the superlative forms of adjectives. **''-at'' (nominative and accusative neuter ending for adjectives)

* adjectives generally follow nouns in Classical Meskangela. In the Southern dialect opp * objects and adverbs precede the verb, as well as adjectives in [[w:copula (linguistics)|copular clauses]] (which are stative verbs morp

...tainese is a moderately [[w:inflection|inflected]] language. [[w:adjective|Adjectives]] and some [[w:pronoun|pronouns]] are inflected for [[w:Grammatical_number|

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*How much are adjectives like verbs? What tense markers can they take? ...were drastically simplified. Nouns and verbs no longer inflect for person; adjectives no longer agree with nouns.

...ker might expect of an adjective (and the Middle Ru equivalents of English adjectives are indeed handled through participles). Middle Ru participles are not mark <p><b>Adjectives</b> behave like verbs in Middle Ru and thus adjective-noun copula does not

2. Adjectives following a feminine noun always undergo soft mutation. === Adjectives ===

===Derivation of adjectives===

'This' and 'that,' as adjectives are closely related to the words for the numerals 'one' and 'two,' although

===Adjectives=== The copula ''mot'' is not used with adjectives. For example, 'The man is strong' = ''Fĭ noaf ngăwes''.

...tival suffix ''':ω''' /-in/ is added (compare the section on [[#Adjectives|adjectives]]). This form is then placed before the item possessed. The combination of ===Adjectives===

...''''' or '''''menter umae''''', both 'my mother's sibling'), although they adjectives generally follow, whilst genitives generally proceed. Prepositions always Due to agreement in gender, case, and number between nouns and adjectives, additional nouns may be inserted between a noun and its adjective without

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...the variation in forms still affects the inflections of nouns, verbs, and adjectives in Valthungian, and is readily assimilated into neologisms and borrowings. ...verb, or adjective begins with ⟨j⟩, e.g. strong masculine ja‑stem nouns or adjectives or class 1 weak verbs. In these cases, the following occurs:

...and composed adverbs, not being originally adverbs but derived from nouns, adjectives and verbs, have the ending '''-e'''. * Adjectives can precede the noun as in English, or follow the noun as in Spanish. Thus,

* Adjectives and nouns ending in a vowel followed by ''-le, -ne,'' or ''-re'' are stress ...'' and not ''*tempus'' or ''*tempo'' in order to match it with its derived adjectives, such as ''temporal''.<ref>Gode, Alexander, "Introduction", ''Interlingua-E

==Adjectives and adverbs== ===Adjectives===

Adjectives

...ions, which occur regularly. '''Feminisation''' is generally restricted to adjectives and causes an ''i'' to become ''e'' and a ''u'' to become ''o''. '''Alterna ===Adjectives===

...ion nouns that can take either masculine or feminine concord (articles and adjectives) depending on the actual referent; many nouns which refer to humans obey su ....g. ''lengás'' "fast" + ''hér'' "road" > ''lengahér'' "freeway"). ''-wás'' adjectives substitute that ending with ''-u-'' (''mérwás'' "short" + ''dáman'' "ski

...ng English terms is possible, but for sake of clarity it's better to treat adjectives and adverbs as particular verbs and adpositions and conjunctions as particl ...ed in the translation for </span>verbs that are translated into English by adjectives in order to save space; [rf/rc] means that the English verb translated is r

===Adjectives=== All Atlantic adjectives follow the first declination where feminine and the second one when masculi

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

===Adjectives=== Adjectives precede the noun they modify. They agree in case and number with the modifi

...o you have cases? Are verbs inflected? Do nouns differ from adjectives? Do adjectives differ from verbs? Etc. --> Nankôre lacks a separate word class for adjectives. They may be expressed as attributive verbs, e.g. ''Aryak neshkak itá'',

A few common words may be used attributively just like adjectives, but they do not decline. Most of them end in either ''-a'' or ''-i'':

* 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

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

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:

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