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Adjectives merge the genitive and oblique cases into the genitive case.
Adjectives merge the genitive and oblique cases into the genitive case.


Adjectives precede nouns in the nominative and accusative cases: ''rób bēc'' 'a big house', ''taba spara'' 'a good story', but follow the nouns in the genitive and oblique: ''docēc bēcovo róbovo'' 'the door of the big house', and prepositional objects: ''en bēcovo róbovo'' 'in the big house'. Adjectives do not agree in definiteness when they precede the noun, but do agree when they follow the noun.
Adjectives precede nouns in the nominative and accusative cases: ''rób bḗc'' 'a big house', ''taba spara'' 'a good story', but follow the nouns in the genitive and oblique: ''docēc bḗcovo róbovo'' 'the door of the big house', and prepositional objects: ''en bḗcovo róbovo'' 'in the big house'. Adjectives do not agree in definiteness when they precede the noun, but do agree when they follow the noun.


===Adjectives ending in a consonant===
===Adjectives ending in a consonant===
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