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¹ Nowadays they tend to use the word ''Elas'' to mean ''Elas to Kaen'', while the "Old Greece" is known as ''Elas to Paladh''. | ¹ Nowadays they tend to use the word ''Elas'' to mean ''Elas to Kaen'', while the "Old Greece" is known as ''Elas to Paladh''. | ||
===Adjectives=== | |||
Elynig 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''', is 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, ending in ''-oe'', and one for feminine, ending in ''-ae''. | |||
Some adjectives: | |||
{| {{Table/bluetable}} style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle" | |||
!'''Singular''' | |||
!'''Masculine plural''' | |||
!'''Feminine plural''' | |||
!'''Meaning''' | |||
!'''Singular''' | |||
!'''Masculine plural''' | |||
!'''Feminine plural''' | |||
|- | |||
!ywydh | |||
|ywydhoe | |||
|ywydhae | |||
|good | |||
!keigin | |||
|keiginoe | |||
|keiginae | |||
|bad | |||
|- | |||
!magar (''f.'' magaer) | |||
|magaroe | |||
|magarae | |||
|happy | |||
!lyr | |||
|lŷroe (!) | |||
|lŷrae (!) | |||
|sad | |||
|- | |||
!egrin | |||
|egrinoe | |||
|egrinae | |||
|tall / high | |||
!thaval (''f.'' thavel) | |||
|thavaloe | |||
|thavalae | |||
|short | |||
|- | |||
!kalin (''m. poet.'' kal; ''f. poet.'' keil) | |||
|kalinoe (''m. poet.'' kaloe) | |||
|kalinae (''f. poet.'' kalae) | |||
|beautiful / goodlooking | |||
!aeghyr | |||
|aeghroe | |||
|aeghrae | |||
|ugly | |||
|- | |||
!mal (''f.'' meyl) | |||
|maloe | |||
|malae | |||
|big / great | |||
!migrin | |||
|migrinoe | |||
|migrinae | |||
|little / small | |||
|- | |||
!paladh | |||
|paladhoe | |||
|paladhae | |||
|old | |||
!yvig | |||
|yvigoe | |||
|yvigae | |||
|young | |||
|- | |||
!thenar | |||
|thenaroe | |||
|thenarae | |||
|strong | |||
!athyn | |||
|athynoe | |||
|athynae | |||
|weak | |||
|- | |||
!thervin | |||
|thervinoe | |||
|thervinae | |||
|hot | |||
!sŷrin | |||
|sŷrinoe | |||
|sŷrinae | |||
|cold | |||
|- | |||
!frigyd | |||
|frigŷdoe (!) | |||
|frigŷdae (!) | |||
|terrible | |||
!plys | |||
|plysoe | |||
|plysae | |||
|near / close | |||
|- | |||
!aveghyn | |||
|aveghŷnoe | |||
|aveghŷnae | |||
|far / distant | |||
!kymig | |||
|kymigoe | |||
|kymigae | |||
|tired | |||
|} | |||