Adûnaic adjectives behave like English adjectives, except that they change number with the nouns they are modifying.
Case:
Two cases, Singular (nominative) and Plural, which are inflected like noun Nominative and Plural inflections. They may also be declined in the Objective case when part of a verbal compound.
Vowel-combinations:
The usual vowel-combinations apply.
Examples:
Bawâb dulgu: “The wind (was) black”
*Bawîba dulgî: “The winds (were) black”
Agani khôrun turrutha: “the dead lord was burned”
Buruda labân dunna azra-dalad: “the heavy bag sank under the sea”
Kalama banânâim, yanakkham raphâda: “the merry hobbits, they came to the tree”