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=Adjectives and Adverbs=

Adjectives end in **//i//** and always go before the noun they describe. To create an adjective, think of a noun that has that quality and attach an **//i//** to the end of the root. For example, //ot// (fire) turns into //ot////i// (fire-like). Depending on context, this can mean "hot", "red-orange", or even "quick-spreading" (as a wildfire).

Other words that can mean "hot": //yangi// (sun-like) //kasani// (volcano-like)

Adverbs end in **//u//** and always go before the verb or adjective they describe. Adverbs are derived in the same way as adjectives, but can not be used to describe nouns.

=Examples= Here are some common adjectives/adverbs with their noun roots in parenthesis:
 * //hilosi// / //hilosu// (velocity) - fast/quickly
 * //sipoti// / //sipotu// (snail) - slow/slowly
 * //bali// / //balu// (mountain) - big/greatly
 * //aysi// / //aysu// (ice) - cold/coldly
 * //suli// / //sulu// (noise) - loud/loudly
 * //syoti// / //syotu// (silence) - quiet/quietly
 * //gadabi// / //gadabu// (anger) - angry/angrily
 * //balaki// / //balaku// (bliss) - happy/happily
 * //noi// / //nou// (brain) - smart/smartly (keen/keenly)

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