adjectivetype
Adjectivetype is a label used in linguistics and some natural language processing resources to classify adjectives according to their grammatical behavior in a language. It captures patterns of distribution, agreement, and placement with respect to nouns, as well as how adjectives inflect or fail to inflect.
Syntactic distribution distinguishes attributive adjectives, which modify a noun directly (the red apple), from predicative adjectives,
Morphology and agreement vary by language. In English, adjectives generally do not agree with nouns for number
Semantically, adjectivetypes are often grouped into descriptive or qualitative adjectives (color, size, quality), classifying or relational
In cross-linguistic work, adjectivetype helps linguists compare how languages encode adjectival information, and it informs NLP