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===Adjectives=== | ===Adjectives=== | ||
Elynik adjectives always follow the noun(s) they are referred to: when the noun is undetermined they simply follow it, but, when the noun is determined, then the definite article, '''to''', | Elynik adjectives always follow the noun(s) they are referred to: when the noun is undetermined they simply follow it, but, when the noun is determined, then the definite article, '''to''', or the possessives are put between the noun and the adjective. | ||
Usually adjectives' singular form is identical for masculine and feminine, even if there can be exceptions, the plural forms are two, instead: one for masculine, usually ending in ''-oe'', and one for feminine, ending in ''-ae''. | Usually adjectives' singular form is identical for masculine and feminine, even if there can be exceptions, the plural forms are two, instead: one for masculine, usually ending in ''-oe'', and one for feminine, ending in ''-ae''. | ||
Some adjectives: | Some adjectives: | ||
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* '''migrin''' + '''aelŵr''' > ''aelŵr migrin'' (= "(a) little cat"); | * '''migrin''' + '''aelŵr''' > ''aelŵr migrin'' (= "(a) little cat"); | ||
* '''meal''' + '''to enyr''' > ''enyr to meal'' (= "the big man"); | * '''meal''' + '''to enyr''' > ''enyr to meal'' (= "the big man"); | ||
* '''semyk''' + ''' | * '''semyk''' + '''koeren evon''' > ''koeren evon semyk'' (= "my tired lady"). | ||
====Comparative==== | ====Comparative==== | ||