Neo-Gaulish Grammar 2.

Adjectives
Version 1.1 (16th July 2013) Edward Hatfield (Wedoku) ~ Spelling
c v x [k], never [s] [y] [w], never [v] [x] (hard kh) can anc duxt KA-noo REE-yos yo-WAHN-kos DOOKH-teer I sing free young daughter

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1. O-stem 2. - and A-stem 3. I-stem 4. U-stem 5. Velar (g and k) stem 6. Dental (d and t) stem 7. Nasal (n) stem 8. S-stem 9. R-stem 10. Irregulars

1. O and -stem Adjectives

Singular Masculine Feminine Nominative Vocative Accusative Genitive Dative Instrumental Locative mros mre mron mr mr mr mr mr ? mran mris mrai mr mrai Neuter mron mron mron mr mr mr mr Plural Masculine mr ? mrs mron mrobo ? ? Feminine mrs mrs mrs ? mrbo mrbi ? Neuter mr mr mr mron mrobo ? ?

Notes on Usage Adjectives can be used in a number of ways. Primarily they follow the noun they describe, matching it in case, number and gender, for example : viros mros ml biv bens senis big man living animals of the old woman

Altenatively, an adjective may be attatched to the beginning on the noun it describes, usually for emphasis : senoviros mrodvos ovancobena old man great god young woman

An adjective can also stand as a noun in its own right : os mr marvos free man (singular masculine) great woman (singular feminine) or great things (plural neuter) dead man, corpse (singular masculine)