What is a adjective?

#adjectives 
Adjectives are those terms which clarify the identity of nouns and non-nouns.

Simply put, terms that express the properties, defects, qualities, conditions, dimensions, intensities, numbers, order, quantity, etc. of other terms (i.e., nouns, pronouns, verbs and even adjectives themselves) are called adjectives. Not all positions have all the qualities. The adjective expresses what it has. Remember: Adjectives do not exist. So in the last judgment the adjective is the slave of the infinite position. Slavery is the adjective which expresses its characteristics.

Examples of adjective terms: Examples used in sentences

1: Ram is a good boy.
2: Broken glasses in his eyes.
3: The speed of the train is fast.
4: You made a simple mistake.
5: The first student in the class is missing.
6: Bring ten kilos of rice from the market.
6: How much food will you eat?
6: Manohar Babul is not an honest man.

Here, good, broken, speed, honest, first these marked terms are examples of adjective terms. In addition, there are many other examples of adjectives in our language. When we go to classify the adjective terms, we will know all the examples and more details.

Classification of adjective terms:

How many types of adjective terms
In order to classify adjectives we have to judge by a number of criteria. For example, depending on who the adjective is adjective, how many types of adjective terms are to be seen, as well as what features of the adjective term are being revealed, such as: quality, number, quantity, etc., the types of adjectives can be found. Another type of classification can be made based on the structure of the adjective term.

1: Adjectives of specialty:

The adjective term that expresses the characteristics, religion, quality, number, quantity, condition, order, dimension, etc. of a noun term, is called adjective adjective.

Examples of noun adjectives:
1: Sion is an intelligent boy. 2: Pritam is wearing a red shirt. 3: Pritam is reading the book *.

In these three sentences, the terms 'intelligent', 'red' and 'story', 'boy', 'dress' and 'wife', respectively, are clarifying the identity or quality of these three specialties. So intelligent, red and story - these three terms are adjectives of nouns.

[* Anyone here will have to worry. We know that the word 'story' is a special word! How is the adjective here? As I have said before in the Words and Verses chapter, the position of a verse depends on what role it is playing in the sentence. It is not right to give or take any step of a single word. In that example, the word 'story' expresses the identity of the bride or the bride of any caste. The story goes on and on, the figure goes on and on. The terms 'story' and 'figure' here are characteristic of the two books. So the two terms will be considered as adjective terms. But the confusion does not end there. Now if someone says, 'Brother of Ram', 'Son of the King', 'Land of the country', will there be the same result in these fields too? We will say, "No". That will not happen. Even in these examples, there is little sense of adjectives in the terms 'Ram', 'Rajar', 'Desher'. Yet these are not adjectives. Because the rights of these terms are very clear in these examples. So these will be considered among the relational terms. That is, they are special here. The point will be made clearer when the relational terms are discussed later. Let's get back to the main discussion for now.]

2: Pronoun Adjectives:

An adjective term that conveys the qualities, characteristics, etc. of a pronoun term is called a pronoun adjective.

Examples of pronoun adjectives:
1: Blind I am outside in heart. 2: You are very good, I am not so good. In these examples, the terms 'blind', 'good' (2 TE) are pronoun adjectives. Pronoun adjectives sit after pronouns in most cases. Adjectives usually precede the adjective, but there is no rule that must always precede the adjective. If I say, "The boy is big and good." Even then, the word 'good' expresses the quality of the boy.

3: Adjective Adjective:

Adjectives that express the dimension or uniqueness of an adjective are called adjectives.

Examples of adjectives:
1: Grandpa has a beautiful red shirt. 2: Dark green sari worn by Baud. 3: Their son is very restless.

In the above three sentences, the terms 'beautiful', 'dark' and 'heavy', respectively, 'red', 'green' and 'fickle', express the dimension or specialty of these three adjectives. So these are adjectives (beautiful, dark and heavy).

4: Verb Adjectives:

Adjectives that characterize verbs are called adverbs or verb adjectives.

The function of adverbs is to explain how the verb is happening. In many cases the place-time of the verb occurrence also acts as an adverb.

Example of adverb:
1: The car is running fast. 2: I came first. 3: They are gradually advancing. 4: The man is walking. 5: The work can not be done easily. 6: You do not know anything at all.

In the above examples, the terms 'loud', 'first', 'gradually', 'walking', 'easy', 'adept' are adverbs.

There are many types of adverbs. E.g.

1: In the sense of speed / slowness 2: Incomplete verbs
3: Dimensional 4: Spatial (eg: he studied abroad.) 5: chronological [eg: I went out in the morning. Here the word 'morning' reveals when the action took place, at the same time it shows how fast the action took place. We need to be careful when giving examples of place and tense adverbs. It should be noted that the concept of adjective is more obvious than the concept of Adhi karana. If possible, we will discuss this in detail later.]

5: Adjectives of infinitive:

The adjectives that characterize adverbs are called adjectives of adverbs.

We have doubts about the existence of adjectives. For the time being, I consider the adverb as infinitive (there is a debate as to whether it should be taken or not). Here are two examples:

1: I will be right next to you. (Correct) 2: My house right in front of the temple. (Absolutely).

1: Adjectives:

The adjective which expresses the faults, virtues, religion of the other position is called adjective.

Examples of adjectives: good, bad, beautiful, tall, short, straight, tall, hard ** (hard heart, hard number), soft, big, small, etc.

2: Conditional adjectives:

The adjective that expresses the condition of an indefinite term is called a conditional adjective.

Examples of conditional adjectives: liquid, solid ** (solid substance), poor, rich, happy, happy, calm, lost, hidden, developed, manifested, burnt, angry, hot, empty, endangered, running, boiling, moving, boiling, etc. .

[** Depending on the application, the same adjective can fall into different categories. Even a single word application becomes a unique term. So the application has to be seen in case of recognizing the term.]

3: Numerical Adjectives:

An adjective that expresses the number of a noun (sometimes a pronoun #) is called a numerical adjective.
[# For example, the two of us live together.]

Examples of numerical adjectives: five pens, two sons, several books, one testy sweet, two and a half apples, three times the income, etc. (Five, two, a few, one of the , two and a half, three times, these are all number-adjectives)

for more details check can https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adjective 

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