Spanish is a Romance language that developed from the Latin language.
There are 340 milion native speakers. It is spoken on the whole American continent in addition
to the Iberian peninsula in Europe.
Spanish adjectives can be broadly divided into two groups: those whose base form ends in -o, and
those that does not. The former generally inflect for both gender and number; the latter
generally inflect just for number.
Decline Spanish Adjectives
See also:
Conjugate Spanish
verbs
Recently Inflected Adjectives
margariteño,
de una pieza,
localizado,
plagueón,
extrabloque,
oxidable,
coital,
cebruno,
plioceno,
alcalareño,
uñoso,
miamense,
envenenado,
caucáseo,
divinal,
eritreo,
predigital,
tiahuanacota,
vesánico,
sobrealimentado,
sonsonateco,
paranaense,
suplementario,
soluble,
irreconciliable,
paródico,
ininteligente,
intrincado,
carpelar,
carolino,
animista,
incentivador,
peliverde,
migrante,
durmiente,
tajado,
descongelante,
precuneal,
marronáceo,
multirresistente,
merístico,
montañés,
etológico,
zarateño,
blanquizco,
coltauquino,
estannífero,
descontento,
pedante,
veneco,