Nhängqäkupoqh Adjectives

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Adjectives indicate the class and number of the noun they specify, as well as the degree in a comparison (unless it's positive).

The order of the affixes is:

noun class - number - ADJECTIVE ROOT - (comparison)

3 degrees of comparison are used:

• comparative ("more"): mu
• strong comparative ("much more"): ghä
• superlative ("most"): nang

The 5 number prefixes are the same as for nouns:

• singular: nho
• dual: rhot
• several: muqh
• all: ra
• more: pä

The 8 noun classes indicate the meaning of the noun:

• person: thaz
• animal: vüt
• food: qhüth
• nature: vä
• object: no
• tool: ngoza
• feeling: thung
• idea: phäphnö
• property: rhogh

Every noun (except "god") belongs to one of those classes.

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1. Introduction
2. Pronunciation
3. Writing System
4. Nouns
5. Adjectives
6. Verbs
7. Numbers
8. Vocabulary
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