ADJECTIVES of ABCL

BASIC/ROOT ADJECTIVES

Basic adjectives consist of two/three letters as CV/x and VCV/x, yielding about 500, but doubling by using of “x” at the ends giving an adverse meaning such as “ebi” for beautiful and “ebix” for ugly. Adjectives have also been separated in classes. Two letter adjectives “CV*” with the titles: “interrogative, demonstrative, indefinite (quantifier), indefinite numerical, main colours, placing and possessive" where C indicates the group and “a” to “ü” varying vowels denoting the adjectives.

Three letters are separated in to two main groups as “DESCRIPTIVE-QUALIFYING (DQ)” and “DESCRIPTIVE–PEOPLE (DP)” (personality and behaviour mainly). Each of them has been subdivided internally according to the scheme V#V (eC*e; eC*i; … eC*ü for the first main group and aC*a; aC*e; aC*i; … aC*ü, eC*a for the remaining). Each subtitle indicates a special type of the adjectives such as “aC*e-being”, “aC*i-behaviour” or “eC*ü-nature/science. Physical features, appearance, human attribute, opinion-view etc., each consonant representing one heading with vowels varying.

Examples for Root Adjectives:

Indefinite (Quantifier): şV*		English			DQ: eC*e			Physical Descr. of Things		DP: aC*i			Person-Behaviour
şa		more			ebe-x			sweet-bitter		abi-x			polite/kind/gentle-impolite/rude
şe		most			ece		-			aci-x			fair-biased
şi-şix		several/many/much -few/little			eçe			sour		açi-x			just-devious
şo-şox		some_ - any_			ede-x			hot-cold		adi-x			sedate-excited
şö		each			efe-x			warm- cool		afi			superficial
şu-şux		every_ -no_			ege-x			wide-narrow		agi			keen/eager

Possessive Determiners: az, oz, uz, ez, öz, üz- my, your, its, our, your, their

Possesive determiners are adjective in their role in syntax but because genitive suffix "_z" is placed after the word it modifies the rule that adjective ends upon vowel (CV) changed here to VC exceptionally.

DERIVED ADJECTIVES

Adjectives will be derived by adding suffixes to the verbs and nouns. As the root adjectives, also derived ones end with a vowel, typical for adjectives. Thus they will have six to eight letters.

Deverbal Adjectives

They will be derived by the suffixes “_ado/_adox” (in place of the English suffixes "_ful, _less, _ant/-ent, _ive, _ile, _ic, _ate, _y/ly,_ic, _ous, etc.), "_ako" (for capability "_able/_ible"), “_amo” (for past participle _ed) and “_ana” (for present participle _ing).

Examples for Deverbal Adjectives:

_ado-adox		_ful-less		(_azo)ado		_ant/-ent		_ako		_able, _ible		_amo		p.p _ed/irregular
bip.ado-x		hope.ful-less		tüm.ado		relaxant		kir.ako		breakable		dul.amo		boiled
yaz.ado-x		use.ful-less		sik.ado		pleasant		moy.ako		admirable		mad.amo		known
rol.ado-x		harm.ful-less		feh.ado		dominant		höç.akox		incredible		bür.amo		worried

Denominal Adjectives

Denominal adjectives will be derived by the suffixes “_do/_dox” (in place of the English affixes "_ful, _less, _ive, _ulent, _ile, _holic, _ic, _ate, _y/ly,_ic, _ous, un_, im_...etc.) and "_ko" (for capability "_able/_ible")

Examples

_do		_ful, _ous		_dox		-less, in-, ir-		_ko		_able,_ible
pasba.do		peaceful		pasba.dox		hope.less		pösvi.ko		fashionable
sinte.do		handful		camya.dox		timeless		pisbe.ko		taxable
pössi.do-x		merciful-cruel		hanya.dox		homeless		menyö.ko		sociable

With these 8 suffixes (ado, adox, ako, amo, ano, do, dox, ko) it is possible to get unnumbered new adjectives from verbs and nouns additionally to 520 root adjectives.