Add one of the four suffixes above to each wordto createan adjective
if the two words are not being usedto createan adjective
is added to nounsto createan adjective
use form of " णारा"(NArA ) or लेला ( lelAto createadjective
A hyphen is used between two wordsonly to createan adjective
then tack on the -lich endingto createan adjective
those words to work togetherto createan adjective
when combining two wordsto createan adjective
B. Add " to " to the base formto createan adjective
Two words , not necessarily adjectives on their own , are combinedto createan adjective
an ending meaning “ -parted , ” added to a numberto createan adjective
We can call a driver who has often been ticketed “ ticket - tackythereby creatingan adjective
Actions verbs can be usedto createan adjective
Compound Adjectives ... two wordscreatean adjective
a noun clueleadingto an adjective
from the noun decorcreatedfrom the noun decor
a group noun meaning ' all ofto createa group noun meaning ' all of
a noun phrase with a plural senseto createa noun phrase with a plural sense
a redundancy , does preceding it with two other adjectives give the Supreme Court a reason to venture where it has never gonecreatesa redundancy , does preceding it with two other adjectives give the Supreme Court a reason to venture where it has never gone
from the noun zbójnik – a brigand or a robber ; plural – zbójnicycreatedfrom the noun zbójnik – a brigand or a robber ; plural – zbójnicy
the article placed before the nouninfluencesthe article placed before the noun
from the Greek noun basileusoriginatingfrom the Greek noun basileus
irritation or annoyance adjective ( used of physical stimulicausingirritation or annoyance adjective ( used of physical stimuli
physical or psychological paincausingphysical or psychological pain
this type of adverbTo createthis type of adverb
particular controversy in this respect is uniquecausesparticular controversy in this respect is unique
a lot of disagreement or argument mercurialcausinga lot of disagreement or argument mercurial
or ending in deathcausingor ending in death
instant deathto causeinstant death
a nuisancecausinga nuisance
of a number followed by a noun in the possessiveis composedof a number followed by a noun in the possessive
from the noun ārāma ( ā + √ramoriginatedfrom the noun ārāma ( ā + √ram
from the noun πλανήτης ( literally : " wandereroriginatingfrom the noun πλανήτης ( literally : " wanderer
to stop bullets vest ( noundesignedto stop bullets vest ( noun
from the noun ‘ blood ’ but also the principle that Shakespeare establishedcreatedfrom the noun ‘ blood ’ but also the principle that Shakespeare established
capable of causing death So to answer the question posedresulting in , orcapable of causing death So to answer the question posed
harm / injurycausesharm / injury
great enthusiasm and eagernesscausinggreat enthusiasm and eagerness
from his or her last namehas been createdfrom his or her last name
for the name Saficreatedfor the name Safi
to show discomposurecausedto show discomposure
disorder or chaos or troublecausingdisorder or chaos or trouble
very great pain , difficulty , worry , damage , etccausingvery great pain , difficulty , worry , damage , etc
a different picture of the noun than the noun alone paintscreatesa different picture of the noun than the noun alone paints
a future determiner which must be followed by a nouncreatesa future determiner which must be followed by a noun
a phrase that functions as a neuter abstract nounto createa phrase that functions as a neuter abstract noun
for or capable of being thrown away after being used or used updesignedfor or capable of being thrown away after being used or used up
to describe them yetinventedto describe them yet
noun phrase of " preconceived ideas " or a part of a perfect infinitive " to have preconceivedcreatingnoun phrase of " preconceived ideas " or a part of a perfect infinitive " to have preconceived
as much uncertainty as " fundamental " itselfcausedas much uncertainty as " fundamental " itself
that ( company ) was looking for a ( job title ) that I nearly ( verb ) out of my ( noundiscoveredthat ( company ) was looking for a ( job title ) that I nearly ( verb ) out of my ( noun
in a noun with the meaning of the quality of Adj Review Singular Pluralresultingin a noun with the meaning of the quality of Adj Review Singular Plural
in the 80s and successfully used todaycreatedin the 80s and successfully used today
distress or worry or anxiety ( Freqcausingdistress or worry or anxiety ( Freq
of at least two wordscomposedof at least two words