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Adjective arrangement

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The noun or noun phrase that an adjective describes will infix the adjective. The place of infixation is between the first and second syllable. If an adjective has only one syllable, the adjective will be placed at both the front and the back of its described noun or noun phrase.

Examples:

tafowide - "rotten camel steak” - from “taide” + “fow”

Qintsinori - “lush river” - from “qinri” + “tsino”

bimudobi - “fast camel” - from “bi” + “mudo”

Adjective arrangement — Spinta Grammar | LingoCon