Some articles on adjective noun complex, adjective, noun:
Amharic Language - Grammar - Adjectives - Adjective Noun Complex
... The adjective and the noun together are called the 'adjective noun complex' ... In Amharic, the adjective precedes the noun, with the verb last e.g ... If the adjective noun complex is definite, the definite article is suffixed to the adjective and not to the noun, e.g ...
... The adjective and the noun together are called the 'adjective noun complex' ... In Amharic, the adjective precedes the noun, with the verb last e.g ... If the adjective noun complex is definite, the definite article is suffixed to the adjective and not to the noun, e.g ...
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