0 a word that describes a noun or pronoun. The words 'big', 'boring', 'purple', and 'obvious' are all adjectives. -- przymiotnik
However, this asymmetrical distribution means that the only context that permits comparison among really, very, so and pretty as intensifiers is the predicative adjective context.
By contrast, ordinary adjectives without passive morphology were unlikely to be reanalyzed as verbs or to give rise to a verbal interpretation.
This could be due to a purely syntactic difference between number words and adjectives.
Run-down and built-in are initially stressed in attributive position, which is the more typical function of adjectives (see below).
This approach is better than straightforward translation of adjectives into other languages, as semantic meanings can often differ widely in other countries.
The drop in recall for verbs and, even more, for adjectives is mostly due to the lack of structural information.
The overall conclusion is then that from both the phonological and morphological perspective, adjectives behave very much like nouns but unlike verbs.
It has been unclear, however, whether such synchrony between caregivers and children extends into the realm of adjective acquisition.
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