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!'''Meaning''' | !'''Meaning''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
! | !ivygh | ||
|ivydhoi | |ivydhoi | ||
|ivydhai | |ivydhai | ||
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|little / small | |little / small | ||
|- | |- | ||
! | !palagh | ||
|paladhoi | |paladhoi | ||
|paladhai | |paladhai | ||
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The ''higher degree comparative'' is usually formed with the word '''va''' that precedes the adjective to which is referred, the second term is introduced by '''y''' ex.: | The ''higher degree comparative'' is usually formed with the word '''va''' that precedes the adjective to which is referred, the second term is introduced by '''y''' ex.: | ||
* '' | * ''Angh '''va''' calin '''y''' dennyr'' > A flower more beautiful than a tree. | ||
In the written language it is still used the old form with the suffix '''-un''', ex.: | In the written language it is still used the old form with the suffix '''-un''', ex.: | ||
* '' | * ''Angh '''caldhun''' '''y''' dennyr'' > A flower more beautiful than a tree. | ||
The ''same degree comparative'' is formed with the periphrasis '''udhys''' + adjective + '''yfer''', ex.: | The ''same degree comparative'' is formed with the periphrasis '''udhys''' + adjective + '''yfer''', ex.: | ||
* '' | * ''Angh '''udhys''' calin '''yfer''' dennyr'' > A flower as beautiful as a tree, | ||
The ''lower degree comparative'' is formed with the periphrasis '''myon''' + adjective + '''y''', ex.: | The ''lower degree comparative'' is formed with the periphrasis '''myon''' + adjective + '''y''', ex.: | ||
* '' | * ''Angh '''myon''' calin '''y''' dennyr'' > A flower less beautiful than a tree. | ||
=====Adjectives with an irregular higher degree comparative===== | =====Adjectives with an irregular higher degree comparative===== | ||
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!'''Comparative''' | !'''Comparative''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
! | !ivygh | ||
|aredhun | |aredhun | ||
!penyr | !penyr | ||
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The superlative degree is generally formed with the word '''plyd''', that precedes the adjective to which is referred. The relative superlative is the same form of the absolute superlative, but it takes the definite article and is generally followed by a limitation, that is expressed with '''en''' (= "in") / '''evan''' (= "of"), ex.: | The superlative degree is generally formed with the word '''plyd''', that precedes the adjective to which is referred. The relative superlative is the same form of the absolute superlative, but it takes the definite article and is generally followed by a limitation, that is expressed with '''en''' (= "in") / '''evan''' (= "of"), ex.: | ||
* '' | * ''Angh to '''plyd''' calin '''en''' to com'' - The most beautiful flower in the world. | ||
In the written language it is also used the old superlative with the suffix '''-yd''': | In the written language it is also used the old superlative with the suffix '''-yd''': | ||
* '' | * ''Angh to '''calyd''' '''evan''' to com'' - The most beautiful flower of the world. | ||
=====Adjectives with an irregular superlative===== | =====Adjectives with an irregular superlative===== | ||
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!'''Superlative''' | !'''Superlative''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
! | !ivygh | ||
|aredhun | |aredhun | ||
|aryd | |aryd | ||
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!'''Superlative''' | !'''Superlative''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
! | !palagh | ||
|va | |va palagh / paladh'''un''' | ||
|plyd | |plyd palagh / paladh'''yd''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
!lir | !lir | ||
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!1 | !1 | ||
|eis | |eis | ||
| | |prugh | ||
|- | |- | ||
!2 | !2 | ||
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!3 | !3 | ||
|trys | |trys | ||
| | |trigh | ||
|- | |- | ||
!4 | !4 | ||
|tethar | |tethar | ||
| | |tethargh | ||
!5 | !5 | ||
|pen | |pen | ||
| | |pengh | ||
|- | |- | ||
!6 | !6 | ||
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!7 | !7 | ||
|eft | |eft | ||
| | |eidogh | ||
|- | |- | ||
!8 | !8 | ||
|oth | |oth | ||
| | |ovogh | ||
!9 | !9 | ||
|enag | |enag | ||
| | |enagh | ||
|- | |- | ||
!10 | !10 | ||
|deg | |deg | ||
| | |degagh | ||
!11 | !11 | ||
|enneg | |enneg | ||
| | |ennegagh | ||
|- | |- | ||
!12 | !12 | ||
|dydeg | |dydeg | ||
| | |dydegagh | ||
!13 | !13 | ||
|trydeg | |trydeg | ||
| | |trydegagh | ||
|- | |- | ||
!14 | !14 | ||
|tethardeg | |tethardeg | ||
| | |tethardegagh | ||
!15 | !15 | ||
|penneg | |penneg | ||
| | |pennegagh | ||
|- | |- | ||
!16 | !16 | ||
|edheg | |edheg | ||
| | |edhegagh | ||
!17 | !17 | ||
|efteg | |efteg | ||
| | |eftegagh | ||
|- | |- | ||
!18 | !18 | ||
|othudeg | |othudeg | ||
| | |othudegagh | ||
!19 | !19 | ||
|enadeg | |enadeg | ||
| | |enadegagh | ||
|- | |- | ||
!20 | !20 | ||
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!21 | !21 | ||
|ivain sin eis | |ivain sin eis | ||
|ivaid sin | |ivaid sin prugh | ||
|- | |- | ||
!22 | !22 | ||
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!30 | !30 | ||
|ivain-deg | |ivain-deg | ||
| | |ivaindegagh | ||
|- | |- | ||
!31 | !31 | ||
|ivain-deg sin eis | |ivain-deg sin eis | ||
| | |ivaindegagh sin prugh | ||
!40 | !40 | ||
|dioivain | |dioivain | ||
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!50 | !50 | ||
|dioivain-deg | |dioivain-deg | ||
| | |dioivaindegagh | ||
!60 | !60 | ||
|trivain | |trivain | ||
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!70 | !70 | ||
|trivain-deg | |trivain-deg | ||
| | |trivaindegagh | ||
!80 | !80 | ||
|tetharvain | |tetharvain | ||
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!90 | !90 | ||
|tetharvain-deg | |tetharvain-deg | ||
| | |tetharvaindegagh | ||
!100 | !100 | ||
| | |egagh | ||
|egadhod | |egadhod | ||
|} | |} | ||
From ''' | From '''egagh''' on, the numbers can be masculine or feminine: | ||
{| {{Table/bluetable}} style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle" | {| {{Table/bluetable}} style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle" | ||
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|dimiriod | |dimiriod | ||
!100000 | !100000 | ||
| | |egagh-hilioi | ||
| | |egagh-hiliod | ||
|- | |- | ||
!500000 | !500000 | ||