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adjetiva
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adjective (from lat. "adiectivus') adj 1. As opposed to "substantive". Applies to things that exist only in or by others and not independent; they are, therefore, adjectives the qualities, actions, States, phenomena, etc. 2 Gram. Adjective. Adjectival. 3 ("attach, apply, affect") m. It thus appoints the words that apply to the name to express some quality of the object designated by him or any determination about him; for example, what or how many of those designated with the same name referred to the speaker. Apend. II, adjectival. . Cataloga suffixes: "-aco: macaco, monicaco;" -I adero,-edero,-idero: payable, feasibility, forthcoming; -aico: algebraic; -anano: lazy, pagano; -to - pin male: flush, hot; -Aryan: quirky; -penthouse: erratic; -tail: agricultural; -ass: ridiculous; -dizo: espantadizo, deciduous, elusive; -ego, - iego: womanizer; -engo: realengo; -ense: Escorial; -ento,-breach: beige, dusty; -eno: Ivorian, smiling; -eo: spontaneous, momentary; -estre: country; -i: Tetuan, Moroccan; -iaco or, less used,-iaco: cardiac or heart; -ico: scientist; -gone: warm, squalid, sordid; -ido: sore; -ineo: blood, Apollonian, curvilinear; -groupings: journalistic, statistical; -ivotivo,-INJU: active, educational, punitive; -nco (-anco, desp.) (-enco): burranco, cojitranco, Ibiza, vagabond; -ncon (desp. ): vejancon; -When: smelly, orondo; -orio: ridiculous; "- bear, - uoso: roñoso, tragic". -co. Nickname, qualifying, denuesto, dictation, denigration, epithet, expletive, insult, remoquete nickname. Fulfilled, flower, compliment, flattery, compliment and crushing. Apply, tell, call, planting, be baptized. Qualifier, demonstrative, determinative, epithet, standards, indefinite, numeral, ordinal, partitive, possessive. Rating: positive, comparative, superlative. Qualify, determine, specify. Define. Attribute. Word.











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