Adjectives/Adverbs
Adjectives do not need to agree with their modified nouns, unlike Romance Languages. The suffix "-gad" (nature) may be used to form a noun from an adjective, and the suffix "-memnta" (in manner) may be used to form an adverb from an adjective. Also, the suffix "-eshk" can be used to imply approximation, e.g. rug = red, rugeshk = reddish.
rug -- red
blag -- white
neg -- black
azhag -- blue
vezheg -- green
maziag -- yellow
anchag -- orange
moreg -- purple
repish -- fast, quick
phesheth -- held, fixed, set
pheset -- sure, certain, definite
chraphek -- harsh
bea -- good
sumbea -- better
mesumbea -- best
non -- not
not -- no
kulan -- then
kuam -- when
aku -- where
gamke -- what
perpesh -- why
kie -- who
tal -- ever
rephet -- again
umtiath -- until
