Trr Asawnung Lefpom! Happy Leap Day!

[Na'viteri Bot]

Trr Asawnung Lefpom! Happy Leap Day!



Source: Trr Asawnung Lefpom! Happy Leap Day!

[Alyara Arati]

  nì'aw.

[Kamean]

Already saw it. Great!

[Plumps]

A question for the grammar specialists among us, though...

We established a while back that a noun can only be described attributively by 2 adjectives (on either side), right?

Does this count for participles as well?
Because now we have trr asawnung lefpom, which is 2 adjectives in a row referring back to the same noun...

Ideas? or explanations?

[Swoka Swizaw]

Note, too, that Frommer probably used the early randomly-generated word, tsaleioae, for "respect." I hope that's not a säfpìl amek.

[Blue Elf]

A question for the grammar specialists among us, though...

We established a while back that a noun can only be described attributively by 2 adjectives (on either side), right?

Does this count for participles as well?
Because now we have trr asawnung lefpom, which is 2 adjectives in a row referring back to the same noun...

Ideas? or explanations?

Ohh, I didn't notice that, what a shame. Personally I treat is as a mistake. This needs explanation from Paul.

[wm.annis]

Because now we have trr asawnung lefpom, which is 2 adjectives in a row referring back to the same noun...

Ideas? or explanations?

Trr asawnung {livu} lefpom.

The lefpom is a predicate.

[Plumps]

Because now we have trr asawnung lefpom, which is 2 adjectives in a row referring back to the same noun...

Ideas? or explanations?

Trr asawnung {livu} lefpom.

The lefpom is a predicate.

Sometimes the simplest answer is the right one