Adjetives
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In Crystalandien, adejtives are kind of difficult. They have gender and number, as the nouns.First, the position of the adjetives isn't important. Adjective can be after or before the noun.
But, there's a order of adjetives: Opinion, Size, Shape, Status, Age, Colour, Origin, Material.
Gender
This may be the hardest part of adjetives. An adjetive is masculine and singular when it doesn't finish in "ee/ees" or "es".
You can make a masculine adjetive to a femenine adjetive adding "ee"; however, it has some rules:
1. If the adjetive finishes in any letter, just add "-ee". Examples: frai -> fraiee, grish -> grishee.
2. If the adjetive finishes in letter "e", just add "-e". Examples: haute -> hautee, monde -> mondee.
3. If the adjetive finishes in letter "y" or "i", delete it and add "-ee". Examples: geluri -> geluree , raidy -> raidee.
4. If the adjetive finishes in letter "c", delete it and change it to "-quee". Examples: lanc -> lanquee, louc -> louquee.
5. A few of adjetives finish in letter "è", delet it and add "-ee".
The adjetive "femenine" /fomme/, doesn't change.
Number
This is easier than gender for making the plural. If the adjetive is femenine ("-ee"), just add "-s". Examples: fauee -> fauees, ancientee -> ancientees.
But, if the adjetive is masculine, there are some rules:
1. Normally, just add "-s" to the adjetive. Examples: jantil -> jantil
2. If the adjetive ends in letter "s", "x", "sh" or "ch", just add "-es". Examples: etranch -> etranches, bash -> bashes.
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