An adjective ending with -
a changes form according to the gender and
number of the noun it qualifies.
chota = small
| Singular |
|
Masculine |
|
Feminine |
|
|
chota kamra |
|
choti narangi |
|
|
chota ghar |
|
choti mez |
| Plural |
|
Masculine |
|
Feminine |
|
|
chote kamre |
|
choti narangiyan |
|
|
chote ghar |
|
choti mezen |
Other adjectives do not change form.
saf = clean
|
|
Masculine |
|
Feminine |
| Singular |
|
saf kamra |
|
saf mez |
| Plural |
|
saf kamre |
|
saf mezen |
The comparative and superlative forms are made by adding the words
usase (or
se) and
sabse in front of the positive form.
| Positive |
|
sundar |
| Comparative |
|
usase sundar / se sundar |
| Superlative |
|
sabse sundar |
When an adjective is repeated twice it emphasises different kinds of the noun
or the intensity or selectivity.
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