Adjective Ordering - Eachdraidh nam mùthaidhean

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Susanharris 17:29, 25 dhen t-Sultain 2013

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-Languages have a certain order in which you can attach adjectives to the noun they are describing.  For example, in English, it sounds odd to a native speaker to talk about a *black beautiful big dog, whereas a ''beautiful big black dog'' is perfectly acceptable.  In the same way, adjectives in Gaelic are attached in a certain order, as follows:
+Languages have a certain order in which you can attach adjectives to the noun they are describing. For example, in English, it sounds odd to a native speaker to talk about a *black beautiful big dog, whereas a ''beautiful big black dog'' is perfectly acceptable. In the same way, adjectives in Gaelic are attached in a certain order, as follows:
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-You can either remember the order that way or think of it that way: size goes closest to the noun, colour furthest away.  Doesn't matter which way you remember it as long as you remember it.
+You can either remember the order that way or think of it that way: because size matters, size goes closest to the noun, and because love sees no colour, colour is furthest away. But it doesn't matter which way you remember it as long as you remember it.
 Here are more examples:
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-These aren't ironclad rules, in case someone was going to email in with <span style="color: #008000;">nighean donn bhòidheach</span>.  They're more like strong guidelines although I suspect that our <span style="color: #008000;">nighean donn bhòidheach</span> may be muddled due to the fact that the composer of this song wanted it to rhyme with the next few lines!
+These aren't ironclad rules, in case someone was going to email in with <span style="color: #008000;">nighean donn bhòidheach</span>. They're more like strong guidelines although I suspect that our <span style="color: #008000;">nighean donn bhòidheach</span> may be muddled due to the fact that the composer of this song wanted it to rhyme with the next few lines!
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← Mùthadh nas sine		Mùthadh on 07:18, 19 dhen t-Sultain 2016
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−	Languages have a certain order in which you can attach adjectives to the noun they are describing. For example, in English, it sounds odd to a native speaker to talk about a *black beautiful big dog, whereas ''a beautiful big black dog'' is perfectly acceptable. In the same way, adjectives in Gaelic are attached in a certain order, as follows:	+	Languages have a certain order in which you can attach adjectives to the noun they are describing. For example, in English, it sounds odd to a native speaker to talk about a *black beautiful big dog, whereas a ''beautiful big black dog'' is perfectly acceptable. In the same way, adjectives in Gaelic are attached in a certain order, as follows:

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← Mùthadh nas sine		Mùthadh on 07:17, 19 dhen t-Sultain 2016
Loidhne 1:		Loidhne 1:
−	Languages have a certain order in which you can attach adjectives to the noun they are describing. For example, in English, it sounds odd to a native speaker to talk about a *black beautiful big dog, whereas a beautiful big black dog is perfectly acceptable. In the same way, adjectives in Gaelic are attached in a certain order, as follows:	+	Languages have a certain order in which you can attach adjectives to the noun they are describing. For example, in English, it sounds odd to a native speaker to talk about a *black beautiful big dog, whereas ''a beautiful big black dog'' is perfectly acceptable. In the same way, adjectives in Gaelic are attached in a certain order, as follows:

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@@ Loidhne 21: / Loidhne 21: @@
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-| caileag mhór laghach ruadh
+| <span style="color: #008000;">caileag mhór laghach ruadh</span>
 |-
 | girl big nice red-haired
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+|
 |-
-| càr beag saor uaine
+| <span style="color: #008000;">càr beag saor uaine</span>
 |-
 | car small cheap green

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-| cù mór brèagha dubh
+| <span style="color: #008000;">cù mór brèagha dubh</span>
 |-
 |}

← Mùthadh nas sine		Mùthadh on 06:22, 16 dhen t-Sultain 2016
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−	Languages have a certain order in which you can attach adjectives to the noun they are describing. For example, in English, it sounds odd to a native speaker to talk about a *black beautiful big dog, whereas a beautiful big black dog is perfectly acceptable. In the same way, adjectives in Gaelic are attached in a certain order, ~~which is~~ as follows:	+	Languages have a certain order in which you can attach adjectives to the noun they are describing. For example, in English, it sounds odd to a native speaker to talk about a *black beautiful big dog, whereas a beautiful big black dog is perfectly acceptable. In the same way, adjectives in Gaelic are attached in a certain order, as follows:

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-| [Noun] [Size] [Quality] [Colour]
+| ['''Noun'''] ['''Size'''] ['''Quality'''] ['''Colour''']
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 |}