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Adjective, Adjective Phrase, Adverb and Adverb Phrase
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- The three-way characterisation of adjectives in Panjabi
- Determiners and full adjectives
- Classification of Panjabi full adjectives
- “Black” and “red” adjectives
- Adjectives used as pronouns
- Adverbs in Panjabi
- I-words, U-words, J-words and K-words
- Adjective phrase and adverb phrase
- Other phrases and constructions playing an adjectival or adverbial role
- Summing up and looking ahead
Abstract
Panjabi adjectives and adverbs are the subject of this chapter. Their morphology is described in detail. The fact that multi-word constructions (known as phrases) also act as adjectives and adverbs (especially the latter) is taken into account. Most Panjabi postpositions are actually adverbs and can play both roles. However, postpositions are dealt with in detail in Chapter 8.
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