adjecive
An adjective is a word that modifies a noun or pronoun, providing information about qualities, quantities, or states. Adjectives can describe color, size, shape, origin, material, mood, or other attributes, helping to tell more about a thing without creating a new noun.
Adjective use falls into two main functions: attributive adjectives appear directly before the noun or after
Most languages vary in how adjectives interact with nouns. In English, adjectives generally do not change form
Word order for multiple adjectives in English follows a typical sequence (opinion, size, age, shape, color, origin,
Origin and terminology: the term adjective derives from Latin adjectivus, through Old French; historically it has
Note: adjecive is a common misspelling; the standard term is adjective.