Description

An adjective is a word that modifies nouns orpronouns, by describing a specific quality of the word they aremodifying. In English language, an adjective is placed before theword/noun it modifies, in a sentence. Though, in Classical Arabic,it is the other way around. Nouns are followed by adjectives in asentence. Some of the adjectives in Classical Arabic include Kabeer(which means big), taweel (tall) and jaded (new/latest).

Adjectives in Classical or Traditional Arabic hold greatsignificance. It is required for adjectives to go in sync with thenouns they modify, for example, in terms of gender (male orfemale), quantity/number (singular, dual or plural), grammatically(subject, direct object or prepositional) and state of definiteness(if the noun is definite/proper or indefinite/common)

Arabic Keyboard Free-Grammar Details:
- Arabic Grammar ! Adjectives in Traditional Arabic
- Arabic Grammar ! Singular and Plural
- Arabic Grammar ! Formal and Informal Speech in Modern StandardArabic
- Arabic Grammar ! Use of Regular and Irregular Verbs
- Arabic Grammar ! Feminine and Masculine Nouns
- Arabic Grammar ! Comparison between Egyptian Arabic and EasternArabic