Appendix:Adjective declension

This page explains how Benweenese adjectives are declined.

Relevant suffixes
Adjectives in Benweenese are declined with means of several suffixes depending on the adjective's ending, whether it is consonant-ending or vowel-ending.
 * -e: definite singular suffix
 * -es: definite plural suffix
 * -va: positive comparative vowel-ending suffix
 * -av: positive comparative consonant-ending suffix
 * -ga: negative comparative vowel-ending suffix
 * -ag: negative comparative consonant-ending suffix
 * -aft: superlative consonant-ending suffix
 * -jaft: superlative vowel-ending suffix

Usage of comparative and superlative declensions
The suffixes above are used in all adjectives to express comparation or superlativeness, but there are other forms to express these conditions. tóp is used to express positive comparision the same way -va and -av do. The oppositie word is akat, indicating the same as -ga and -ag. Finally, the word mést is used to express superlativeness just as -aft and -jaft do. This words are growing more common recently, specially in long or artificial adjectives.

Declension templates
These templates must be used depending on the adjective's ending as explained above.
 * Template:inflect.adj.cons
 * Template:inflect.adj.voc