SASXSEK Reference:Adjectives

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Adjectives directly precede the noun they qualify and are identified by the suffix -i. Adjectives, like the nouns they modify, do not inflect., nor is there any need for them to "agree" with the noun.

megi haus = big house
kizi uagon = red car

Comparative and Superlative

Comparitive adjectives are formed by the augmentative suffix -is, or the diminutive suffix -im then followed by the usual adjectival suffix -i. Superlatives use the suffix -it.

megisi haus
big+er house
very big house / bigger house
megiti haus
big+est house
biggest house

Common Adjectives

ci = this; these
ti = that; those
ui = some; some kind of
hi = what kind of
mi = past; previous; former
fi = future; subsequent
gi = every; each
ni = no
li = so-called

Word Order

Where there are multiple adjectives or adverbs qualifying a single word, it is preferred that they occur in the following order according to their type.

[demonstrative] [quantity|quality] [dimensions|weight] [appearance|color] [participles]
ti sani megi meli kizi haus.
that three big beautiful red house
those three big beautiful red houses
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