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There are a good number of irregular adjectives. Normally adjectives ending in x replace the -x with -se to form the feminine adjective.
The following are all irregular. The archaic masculine form has fallen into disuse, however it is still used in front of masculine nouns that begin with a vowel or silent h.
There are many other varieties of masculine and feminine adjectives covered in the adjective guide. Normally adjectives trail the noun, however as you can see, the above adjectives all come before it. This also is the case for ordinal numbers...
for the demonstratives, for the indefinites, and a select group of adjectives. Some of the most important are below.
Sometimes the meaning of an adjective changes depending on whether it comes before or after a noun
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