Adjectives in Circassian

From a morphological perspective, adjectives in the Circassian languages share many characteristics with nouns. A key feature of Circassian grammar is phrase-final affixation: when an adjective modifies a noun, the noun itself usually remains in its bare stem form. The grammatical markers for number (plurality) and case attach to the end of the entire noun phrase—which usually means they attach to the adjective.