Adjectives inflect like the noun they describe. They inflect, for instance, according to the n-words and t-words; they have singular and plural forms as well as definite and indefinite forms.
Adjectives have no ending with indefinite n-words, but add, as a rule, -t with t-words, and -e in the plural and the definite form.
Adjective endings |
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Indefinite |
Definite |
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n-words |
t-words |
Plural |
All forms |
pæn |
pænt |
pæne |
pæne |
stor |
stort |
store |
store |
Some adjectives do not add -t with t-words.
| et fransk produkt | a French product |
Comparison:
In English the adjective does not inflect in numbers, definiteness or gender.
a big car
a big house
two big trees
the big trees