Adjectives
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Adjectives
Ekspi adjectives normally come after the noun they describe.
Adjectives agree with the noun in number, but they do not change according to grammatical gender or case.
The singular form of an adjective has no special ending. The plural form is created by adding -i.
The basic structure is:
noun + adjective
For example:
mar sela
a quiet house
mari seli
quiet houses
When a noun is declined, the noun takes its normal case ending while the adjective remains unchanged except for number.
Adjectives do not take separate masculine or feminine forms.
This makes adjective agreement relatively simple: the adjective only needs to distinguish between singular and plural.