Adjectives and Participles

The adjectives agree with their head noun in number only (for exceptions, → @@).

Overview of forms:

declension	sg	pl
I	linta	linte
II	lungo	lungui
III	ninquë	ninqui
IV	laurea	laurie
V	melin	melindi

When substantivized, they decline as respective nouns instead:

• I & IV adjectives → I nouns: linte → lintar, laurie → laurear;
• II & III adjectives → III nouns: lungui → lungui, ninqui → ninqui;
• V adjectives → V nouns: melindi → melindi.

All participles decline as adjectives of first declension: lórala → lórale, rúcina → rúcine. For formation of participles, → @@.

Participles

Active Participles

	active	passive
aorist I	cen-ya	cen-na
aorist II	cen-i-la	*cen-i-na
present	céna-la	céna-i-na
past	cénié-la	cénie-nwa
future	cenuva-i-la	cenuva-i-na

Often seen, especially in poetry, is cénina, most probably a confusion of form with cénima.

	aorist	present	past	future
basic	cen-i-la	céna-la	cén-ié-la	cenuva-i-la
vocalic u	liru-i-la	líru-la	lír-ié-la	liruva-i-la
long	talt-i-la	talata-la	talant-ié-la	taltuva-i-la
formative (a)	sir-i-la	síra-la	sírié-la	siryuva-i-la
formative (b)	ist-i-la	ista-la	sintié-la	istuva-i-la
vocalic a	far-i-la	fára-la	fárié-la	faruva-i-la
derivative	tengua-i-la	tengua-la	tenguanié-la	tenguva-i-la
causative (a)	tulya-i-la	tulya-la	tulyanié-la	tulyauva-i-la
causative (b)	tulta-i-la	tulta-la	tultanié-la	tultauva-i-la