participiaalid
Participial adjectives, often referred to as participiaalid in some linguistic contexts, are adjectives formed from participles, which are verb forms that can function as adjectives or adverbs. In English, participles typically end in "-ing" (present participle) or "-ed," "-en," "-t," or other past tense endings (past participle). When these participles modify a noun or pronoun, they act as participial adjectives.
For example, in the sentence "The *exciting* game captivated the audience," the word "exciting" is a present
Participial adjectives can describe a state or a cause. Present participles often describe something that causes
These adjectives add descriptive power and nuance to sentences, allowing for more concise and impactful expression