Adjective

Adjective विशेषण

The word which tells something about the noun, is called an Adjective
नामाबद्दल विशेष माहिती सांगणार्या शब्दाला विशेषण म्हणतात
Ex - brave,five,some,much,seventh

Kinds of Adjectives विशेषणाचे प्रकार
Adjective of quality गुणवाचक विशेषण
नामाचा गुण सांगणार्या विशेषणाला गुणवाचक विशेषण म्हणतात
Ex - brave,kind,cruel,green,

Adjective of quantity - परिमाणवाचक विशेषण
नामाचे परिमाण सांगणार्या विशेषणाला परिमाणवाचक विशेषण म्हणतात
Some,any,much,enough

Adjective of number - संख्यावाचक विशेषण
नामाची संख्यासांगणार्या विशेषणाला संख्यावाचक विशेषण म्हणतात
Definite numberals(Cardinals ) : one, two, three,
(ordinals) : first, second, third

Indefinite numberals : some, any, many,
Distributive Numberals : each, every, either, neither

Demonstrative Adjective (दर्शक विशेषण) : जेव्हा दर्शक सर्वनामांचा वापर विशेषणासारखा केला जातो तेव्हा त्यांना दर्शक विशेषण म्हणतात
Ex - This, That, These, Those,

Distributive Adjective :

Interrogative Adjective :- प्रश्नार्थक विशेषणे
प्रश्न विचारण्यासाठी जी विशेषणे वापरली जातात त्यांना प्रश्नार्थक विशेषणे म्हणतात
Ex- What, which, Who,

Possessive adjective
Emphasizing adjectives
Exclamatory adjectives
Formation of adjectives

Degrees of Comparison

Degree

Degrees of comparison refers to adjectives being written in different forms to compare one, two or more nouns which are words describing persons, places and things.

The three different forms of comparison are the positive, the comparative and the superlative. The positive is the form of the adjective that describes one noun. The comparative form of the adjective compares two nouns. The superlative form of the adjective compares more than two nouns.

Most comparative forms of the adjective are formed by adding er to the positive form of the adjective. Most superlative forms of the adjective are formed by adding est to the positive form of the adjective.

The table below gives examples. The adjectives are in italics.

Mercury is a large planet.
Earth is largerthan Mercury

Jupiter is the largest planet of all.
Mercury
Earth
Jupiter
Some adjectives change spelling in the comparative and superlative forms when er and est are added respectively. If the adjective in the positive form ends in y, the y is changed to i and the endings er or est are added in the comparative and superlative. With a common adjective such as big, the final g is doubled in the comparative and superlative forms before the er and est are added.

The table below gives examples. The adjectives are in italics.

Positive
Comparative
Superlative
Big dolphin
Bigger dolphin
Biggest dolphin
Dolphin

Dolphin

Dolphin

Tiny butterfly
Tinier butterfly
Tiniest butterfly
Butterfly
Butterfly

Butterfly

If an adjective has more than one syllable, the word more or less is placed in front of the positive form of the adjective in the comparative form and the er is not added. If the adjective has three or more syllables, the word most or least is placed in front of the positive form of the adjective.

The table below gives examples. The adjectives are in italics.

Intelligent
animal More intelligent animal Most intelligent animal
Worm Frog Dog
Some common adjectives have irregular comparative and superlative forms. The table below gives examples of the positive, comparative and superlative forms of these adjectives.

Positive Comparative Superlative
good
better
best
bad
worse
worst
little
less
least
much, many, some

more
most
far
further
furthest
There are some adjectives that aren’t used in the comparative or the superlative.

These would include: absolute, adequate, chief, complete, devoid, entire, fatal, final, ideal, impossible, inevitable, irrevocable, main, manifest, minor, parmount, perpetual, preferable, principal, stationary, sufficient, unanimous, unavoidable, unbroken, unique, universal, whole

Degrees of Comparison

Degrees of Comparison are used when we compare one person or one thing with another.

There are three Degrees of Comparison in English.

They are:

1. Positive degree.

2. Comparative degree.

3. Superlative degree.

Let us see all of them one by one.

1.Positive degree.

When we speak about only one person or thing, We use the Positive degree.

Examples:

• This house is big.

In this sentence only one noun “The house" is talked about.

• He is a tall student.

• This flower is beautiful.

• He is an intelligent boy.

Each sentence mentioned above talks about only one noun.

The second one in the Degrees of Comparison is...

2.Comparative degree.

When we compare two persons or two things with each other,

We use both the Positive degree and Comparative degree.

Examples:

a. This house is bigger than that one. (Comparative degree)

This house is not as big as that one. (Positive degree)

The term “bigger" is comparative version of the term “big".

Both these sentences convey the same meaning.

b. This flower is more beautiful than that. (Comparative)

This flower is not as beautiful as that. (Positive)

The term “more beautiful" is comparative version of the term “beautiful".

Both these sentences convey the same meaning.

c. He is more intelligent than this boy. (Comparative)

He is not as intelligent as this boy. (Positive)

The term “more intelligent" is comparative version of the term “intelligent".

Both these sentences convey the same meaning.

d. He is taller than Mr. Hulas. (Comparative)

He is not as tall as Mr. Hulas. (Positive)

The term “taller" is comparative version of the term “tall".

Both these sentences convey the same meaning.

When we compare more than two persons or things with one another,

We use all the three Positive, Comparative and Superlative degrees.

Examples:

a. This is the biggest house in this street. (Superlative)

This house is bigger than any other house in this street. (Comparative)

No other house in this street is as big as this one. (Positive)

The term “biggest" is the superlative version of the term “big".

All the three sentences mean the same meaning.

b. This flower is the most beautiful one in this garden. (Superlative)

This flower is more beautiful than any other flower in this garden. (Comparative)

No other flower in this garden is as beautiful as this one. (Comparative)

The term “most beautiful" is the superlative version of the term “beautiful".

All the three sentences mean the same meaning.

c. He is the most intelligent in this class. (Superlative)

He is more intelligent than other boys in the class. (Comparative)

No other boy is as intelligent as this boy. (Positive)

The term “most intelligent" is superlative version of the term “intelligent".

Both these sentences convey the same meaning.

d. He is the tallest student in this class. (Superlative)

He is taller than other students in this class. (Comparative)

No other student is as tall as this student. (Positive)

The term “tallest" is superlative version of the term “tall".

*Degrees of Comparison are applicable only to Adjectives and Adverbs*

*Nouns and verbs do not have degrees of comparisons*

He is the tallest student in the class.

The term “tallest" is an adjective.

Among the members of the group, Mr. Clinton speaks most effectively.

The term “effectively" is an adverb.

All the terms used in the above-examples are either adjectives or adverbs.

We have seen all the three Degrees of Comparison.

Let us see their models.

Model -1: “The best":

Examples:

i. This is the best hotel in this area.

No other hotel is as better as this on in this area.

No other hotel is as good as this one in this area.

ii. Unemployment is the most serious problem facing our country.

Unemployment is more serious than any other problem facing our country.

No other problem facing our country is as serious as unemployment.

Model-2: “One of the best":

Examples:

i. Calcutta is one of the largest cities in India.

Calcutta is large than most other cities in India.

Very few cities in India are as large as Calcutta.

ii. Satin Tendulkar is one of the best batsmen in the world.

Satin Tendulkar is better than most other batsmen in the world.

No other batman in the world is as good as Satin Tendulkar.

Model-3: “Not the best":

Examples:

i. This is not the best solution to the problem.

ii. This is not better than few other solutions to this problem.

iii. Other solutions to this problem are not as good as this one.

ii. New York is not the largest city in America.

New York is not bigger than many other cities in America.

Few other cities in America are at least as large as New York.

Few adjectives and adverbs get their Comparative forms by simply getting “more" before them.

And their superlative terms, by getting “most" before them.

Examples:

Beautiful..........more beautiful..........most beautiful

Effective……….more effective………most effective

Effectively………more effectively……….most effectively

Enjoyable………….more enjoyable……….most enjoyable

Useful……………….more useful………..most useful

Different………..more different…………most different

Honest………..more honest…………..most honest

Qualified…………more qualified…………most qualified

Few adjectives and adverbs get their Comparative forms by simply getting “er" after them and their superlative terms, by getting “est" after them.

Examples:

Hard……………..harder……………..hardest

Big……………….bigger…………….biggest

Tall……………..taller……………tallest

Long………………longer………………longest

Short……………..shorter……………….shortest

Costly…………………costlier……………costliest

Simple………………….simpler………….simplest

Degrees of Comparison add beauty and varieties to the sentences.

 
ADJECTIVES
ADJECTIVES : Degree of Comparison

Adjective change in form when they show comparison.

Positive Degree: An adjective is said to be in the positive degree when there is no comparison.

Comparative Degree: An adjective is said to be in the comparitive degree when it is used to compare two nouns/pronouns.

Superlative Degree: An adjective is in superlative degree when it is used to compare more than two nouns/pronouns. We use the article 'the' before the superlative degrees.

Formation of Comparative & Superlative Degrees of Adjectives

Adjectives usually form their comparative and superlative degrees:

1) by addition of '-er' and '-est' to the positive degree

POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
bright brighter brightest
black blacker blackest
bold bolder boldest
clever cleverer cleverest
cold colder coldest
fast faster fastest
great greater greatest
high higher highest
kind kinder kindest
long longer longest
rich richer richest
small smaller smallest
strong stronger strongest
sweet sweeter sweetest
tall taller tallest
thick thicker thickest
young younger youngest
2) by addition of '-r' and '-st' to the positive degree ending in 'e'

POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
brave braver bravest
fine finer finest
large larger largest
nice nicer nicest
noble nobler noblest
pale paler palest
simple simpler simplest
wise wiser wisest
white whiter whitest
3) When the positive ends in 'y' and has a consonant before it, we change 'y' into 'i' and then add 'er' and 'est'.

By deleting the final ‘y’ and adding ‘ier’ and ‘iest’
POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
costly costlier costliest
dry drier driest
easy easier easiest
happy happier happiest
heavy heavier heaviest
lazy lasier lasiest
mercy mercier merciest
wealthy wealthier wealthiest
4) when the positive degree ends in a consonant with a vowel before it, we double the consonant & then add '-er' and '-est'

POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
big bigger biggest
dim dimmer dimmest
fat fatter fattest
hot hotter hottest
thin thinner thinnest
5) by addition of '-er' and '-est' to the positive degree when it ends in '-y'

POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
gay gayer gayest
grey greyer greyest
5) by placing 'more' and 'most' before the positive form

POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
active more active most active
attractive more attractive most attractive
beautiful more beautiful most beautiful
brilliant more brilliant most brilliant
careful more careful most careful
courageous more courageous most courageous
cunning more cunning most cunning
difficult more difficult most difficult
famous more famous most famous
faithful more faithful most faithful
important more important most important
proper more proper most proper
popular more popular most popular
splendid more splendid most splendid
suitable more suitable most suitable
Some adjectives do not follow any of the rules explained earlier. They are compared irregularly. Here are the different forms of such adjectives.

POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
bad worse worst
evil worse worst
good better best
ill worse worst
far farther farthest
well better best
late later latest (time)
late later last (position)
little less least
much more most
many more most
near nearer nearest
old older oldest
old elder eldest

जेव्हा दोन किंवा दोनपेक्षा जास्त वस्तूंची त्यांच्या वैशिष्ट्यांबाबत एकमेकांमध्ये तुलना करावयाची असते तेव्हा आपण तर ते भाव वापरतो यालाच Degrees of Comparison म्हणतात
विशेषण किंवा क्रियाविशेषणाच्या तुलनात्मक अभ्यासाला Degrees of Comparison म्हणतात
Ex- 1 Gopal is as good as Krishna
2 Manipal is better than gopal
3 Vishal is the best boy of all

Good better best ही विशेषणाचे तीन रुपे आहेत तीन रुपांच्या वापराला Degrees म्हणतात
Degrees of Comparison चे प्रकार

1) Positive degree -समभाव एखाद्या वाक्यात विशेषण/क्रियाविशेषणाचा वापर करून सामान्य स्थिती दर्शविली असेल तर ते वाक्य Positive degree मध्ये असते
Ex- Seeta is as tall as Yasmeen
No other boy is as good as Vishal
Very few boys are as clever as Nachiket

Positive degree मध्ये विशेषणाच्या पहिल्या रुपाच्या दोन्ही बाजूस होकारार्थी वाक्यात As.... As आणि नकारार्थी वाक्यात so... as वापरतात
Ram is rich as shyam
Shyam is not so rich as Ram

Structure

2) Comparative degree कम्पॅरेटिव्ह डिग्री तर भावदर्शक विशेषण
विशेषणाचे वर्णन च्यापेक्षा जास्त अशी स्थिती दाखविण्यासाठी केली असते तेव्हा ते वाक्य Comparative degree मध्ये आहे असे म्हणतात
Sonali is n't taller than sharada
Gajanan is better than any other boy
Vishnu is cleverer than most other boys
Comparative degree मध्ये विशेषणाचे दुसरे रुप वापरलेले असते
विशेषणाच्या दुसर्या रुपानंतर than हे शब्दयोगी अव्यय वापरतात

Superlative degree सुपरलेटिव्ह डिग्री तम भावदर्शक विशेषण
विशेषणाचे वर्णन सर्वात जास्त अशी स्थिती दाखविण्यासाठी केली असते तेव्हा ते वाक्य Superlative Degree मध्ये आहे असे म्हणतात
Kolkata Is the largest city of all
Mumbai is one of the largest cities
Superlative degree मध्ये विशेषणाचे तिसरे रुप वापरलेले असते
तिसर्या रुपापूर्वी the हे उपपद वापरतात

Positive degree change into comparative degree
होकारार्थी वाक्य
1) वाक्यात दिलेले कर्म लिहावे
2) कर्माला योग्य ते सहाय

(PD to CD ) (affirmative)
S+AV+AS+ADJ1+AS+O
O+AV+N'T+ADJ2+THAN+S

PD TO CD (negative)
S+AV+NOT+SO+ADJ1+AS+O
O+AV+ADJ2+THAN+S

PD TO CD (NO OTHER)
NOOTHER+S+AV+AS+ADJ1+AS+O
O+AV+ADJ2+THAN+ANY OTHER+S(the next word of no other
)

PD TO CD (VERY FEW)
VERY FEW+S+AV+AS+ADJ1+AS+O
O+AV+ADJ2+THAN+MANY/MOST OTHER+S(the next words of very few)

P.D to S.D (No other)
No other +S+av+so+adj1+as+o
O+av+the+adj3+S
No other boy in the class is as good as Krishna
Ans : krishna is the best boy in the class

P.D to S.D (Very few)
Very few + S+ A.V.+ as+ adj1+as+O
O+av+one of+the+adj3+S

Very few industries are as fast growing as tourism
Ans : Tourism is one of the fastest growing industries

Very few boys are as good as krishna
Krishna is one of the best boy in the class.

C.D to P.D (affirmative )
S+AV+ADJ2+THAN+O
O+AV+n't +So+ADJ1+AS+S

Comparative to positive
(negative)
O+av+n't+so+adj1+as+S

Comparative to positive (No other)
S+av+adj 2+than+any other+O

NOOTHER+S+AV+AS+ADJ1+AS+O
Akash is better than any other

CD TO PD (VERY FEW)

SD TO PD

SD TO PD

SD TO CD

ADJECTIVES
List of More than 1500 Adjectives

Why do you need a list of adjectives? Adjectives can turn the ordinary in to the extraordinary. When used properly, they can add vivid interest to your conversation or written communication. However, there can be too much of a good thing. Please keep your adjectives effective by choosing them wisely.

Adjectives can do wonder it just need to be used creatively.

Character Trait Descriptive Adjectives

Here is the List of Adjectives Describing:-

Appearance Adjectives

Color Adjectives Condition Adjectives Feelings (Good) Positive Adjectives
Adorable
beautiful
clean
drab
elegant
fancy
glamorous
handsome
long
magnificent
old-fashioned
plain
quaint
sparkling
ugliest
unsightly
wide-eyed

Red
azure
aqua
crimson
cyan
gold
green
magenta
pink
orange
yellow
green
blue
purple
gray
black
white
turquoise

alive
better
careful
clever
dead
easy
famous
gifted
helpful
important
inexpensive
mushy
odd
powerful
rich
shy
tender
uninterested
vast
wrong

agreeable
brave
calm
delightful
eager
faithful
gentle
happy
jolly
kind
lively
nice
obedient
proud
relieved
silly
thankful
witty

Feelings (Bad) Adjectives Shape Adjectives Size Adjectives Sound Adjectives
Angry
bewildered
clumsy
defeated
embarrassed
fierce
grumpy
helpless
itchy
jealous
lazy
mysterious
nervous
obnoxious
panicky
repulsive
scary
broad
chubby
crooked
curved
deep
flat
high
hollow
low
narrow
round
shallow
skinny
square
steep
straight
wide.
Big
colossal
fat
gigantic
great
huge
immense
large
little
mammoth
massive
miniature
petite
puny
scrawny
short
small
tall
teeny
teeny-tinytiny
Cooing
deafening
faint
hissing
loud
melodic
noisy
purring
quiet
raspy
screeching
thundering
voiceless
whispering

Time Adjectives Taste/Touch Adjectives Touch Adjectives Quantity Adjectives
ancient
brief
early
fast
late
long
modern
old
old-fashioned
quick
rapid
short
slow
swift
young Bitter
delicious
fresh
greasy
juicy
hot
icy
loose
melted
nutritious
prickly
rainy
rotten
salty
sticky
strong
sweet
tart
tasteless
uneven
weak
yummy
Boiling
breeze
broken
bumpy
chilly
cold
cool
creepy
crooked
cuddly
curly
damaged
damp
dirty
dry
dusty
flaky
fluffy
freezing
hot
warm
Abundant
empty
few
full
heavy
light
many
numerous
sparse
substantial



Comprehensive List of Adjectives

A B C D E
aback
abaft
abandoned
abashed
aberrant
abhorrent
abiding
abject
ablaze
able
abnormal
aboard
aboriginal
abortive
abounding
abrasive
abrupt
absent
absorbed
absorbing
abstracted
absurd
abundant
abusive
acceptable
accessible
accidental
accurate
acid
acidic
acoustic
acrid
actually
ad hoc
adamant
adaptable
addicted
adhesive
adjoining
adorable
adventurous
afraid
aggressive
agonizing
agreeable
ahead
ajar
alcoholic
alert
alike
alive
alleged
alluring
aloof
amazing
ambiguous
ambitious
amuck
amused
amusing
ancient
angry
animated
annoyed
annoying
anxious
apathetic
aquatic
aromatic
arrogant
ashamed
aspiring
assorted
astonishing
attractive
auspicious
automatic
authentic
available
average
awake
aware
awesome
awful
axiomatic
bad
barbarous
bashful
bawdy
beautiful
befitting
belligerent
beneficial
bent
berserk
best
better
bewildered
big
billowy
bite-sized
bitter
bizarre
black
black-and-white
bloody
blue
blue-eyed
blushing
boiling
boorish
bored
boring
bouncy
boundless
brainy
brash
brave
brawny
breakable
breezy
brief
bright
bright
broad
broken
brown
bumpy
burly
bustling
busy

cagey
calculating
callous
calm
capable
capricious
careful
careless
caring
cautious
ceaseless
certain
changeable
charming
cheap
cheerful
chemical
chief
childlike
chilly
chivalrous
chubby
chunky
clammy
classy
clean
clear
clever
cloistered
cloudy
closed
clumsy
cluttered
coherent
cold
colorful
colossal
combative
comfortable
common
complete
complex
concerned
condemned
confused
conscious
conservative
controversial
cooing
cool
cooperative
coordinated
courageous
cowardly
crabby
craven
crazy
creepy
crooked
crowded
cruel
crystal
cuddly
cultural
cumbersome
curious
curly
curved
curvy
cut
cute
cute
cynical

daffy
daily
dainty
damaged
damaging
damp
dangerous
dapper
dark
dashing
dazzling
dead
deadpan
deafening
dear
debonair
decisive
decorous
deep
deeply
defeated
defective
defiant
delicate
delicious
delightful
demonic
delirious
dependent
depressed
deranged
descriptive
deserted
detailed
determined
devilish
dexterous
didactic
different
difficult
diligent
direful
dirty
disagreeable
disastrous
discreet
disgusted
disgusting
disillusioned
dispensable
distinct
disturbed
divergent
dizzy
domineering
doubtful
drab
draconian
dramatic
dreary
drunk
dry
dull
dusty
dusty
dynamic
dysfunctional

eager
early
earsplitting
earthy
easy
eatable
economic
educated
efficacious
efficient
eight
elastic
elated
elderly
electric
elegant
elfin
elite
embarrassed
eminent
empty
enchanted
enchanting
encouraging
endurable
energetic
enormous
entertaining
enthusiastic
envious
equable
equal
erect
erratic
esoteric
ethereal
evanescent
evasive
even
excellent
excited
exciting
exclusive
exotic
expensive
expressionistic
extra-large
extra-small
exuberant
exultant

F G H I, J & K L
fabulous
faded
faint
fair
faithful
fallacious
false
familiar
famous
fanatical
fancy
fantastic
far
far-flung
fascinated
fast
fat
faulty
fearful
fearless
feeble
feigned
female
fertile
festive
few
fierce
filthy
fine
finicky
first
five
fixed
flagrant
flaky
flashy
flat
flawless
flimsy
flippant
flowery
fluffy
fluttering
foamy
foolish
foregoing
forgetful
fortunate
four
frail
fragile
frantic
free
freezing
frequent
fresh
fretful
friendly
frightened
frightening
full
fumbling
functional
funny
furry
furtive
future
futuristic
fuzzy
gabby
gainful
gamy
gaping
garrulous
gaudy
general
gentle
giant
giddy
gifted
gigantic
glamorous
gleaming
glib
glistening
glorious
glossy
godly
good
goofy
gorgeous
graceful
grandiose
grateful
gratis
gray
greasy
great
greedy
green
grey
grieving
groovy
grotesque
grouchy
grubby
gruesome
grumpy
guarded
guiltless
gullible
gusty
guttural

habitual
half
hallowed
halting
handsome
handsomely
handy
hanging
hapless
happy
hard
hard-to-find
harmonious
harsh
hateful
heady
healthy
heartbreaking
heavenly
heavy
hellish
helpful
helpless
hesitant
hideous
high
highfalutin
high-pitched
hilarious
hissing
historical
holistic
hollow
homeless
homely
honorable
horrible
hospitable
hot
huge
hulking
humanistic
humdrum
humorous
hungry
hurried
hurt
hushed
husky
hypnotic
hysterical

icky
icy
idiotic
ignorant
ill
illegal
ill-fated
ill-informed
illustrious
imaginary
immense
imminent
impartial
imperfect
impolite
important
imported
impressionistic
impossible
incandescent
incompetent
inconclusive
industrious
incredible
inexpensive
infamous
innate
innocent
inquisitive
insidious
instinctive
intelligent
interesting
internal
invincible
irate
irritating
itchy

J

jaded
jagged
jazzy
jealous
jittery
jobless
jolly
joyous
judicious
juicy
jumbled
jumpy
juvenile

K

kaput
keen
kind
kindhearted
kindly
knotty
knowing
knowledgeable
known

labored
lackadaisical
lacking
lame
lamentable
languid
large
last
late
laughable
lavish
lazy
lean
learned
left
legal
lethal
level
lewd
light
like
likeable
limping
literate
little
lively
lively
living
lonely
long
longing
long-term
loose
lopsided
loud
loutish
lovely
loving
low
lowly
lucky
ludicrous
lumpy
lush
luxuriant
lying
lyrical

M, N & O P, Q & R S T, U & V W, X, Y, Z
macabre
macho
maddening
madly
magenta
magical
magnificent
majestic
makeshift
male
malicious
mammoth
maniacal
many
marked
massive
married
marvelous
material
materialistic
mature
mean
measly
meaty
medical
meek
mellow
melodic
melted
merciful
mere
messy
mighty
military
milky
mindless
miniature
minor
miscreant
misty
mixed
moaning
modern
moldy
momentous
motionless
mountainous
muddled
mundane
murky
mushy
mute
mysterious

N

naive
nappy
narrow
nasty
natural
naughty
nauseating
near
neat
nebulous
necessary
needless
needy
neighborly
nervous
new
next
nice
nifty
nimble
nine
nippy
noiseless
noisy
nonchalant
nondescript
nonstop
normal
nostalgic
nosy
noxious
null
numberless
numerous
nutritious
nutty

O

oafish
obedient
obeisant
obese
obnoxious
obscene
obsequious
observant
obsolete
obtainable
oceanic
odd
offbeat
old
old-fashioned
omniscient
one
onerous
open
opposite
optimal
orange
ordinary
organic
ossified
outgoing
outrageous
outstanding
oval
overconfident
overjoyed
overrated
overt
overwrought

P

painful
painstaking
pale
paltry
panicky
panoramic
parallel
parched
parsimonious
past
pastoral
pathetic
peaceful
penitent
perfect
periodic
permissible
perpetual
petite
petite
phobic
physical
picayune
pink
piquant
placid
plain
plant
plastic
plausible
pleasant
plucky
pointless
poised
polite
political
poor
possessive
possible
powerful
precious
premium
present
pretty
previous
pricey
prickly
private
probable
productive
profuse
protective
proud
psychedelic
psychotic
public
puffy
pumped
puny
purple
purring
pushy
puzzled
puzzling

Q

quack
quaint
quarrelsome
questionable
quick
quickest
quiet
quirky
quixotic
quizzical

R

rabid
racial
ragged
rainy
rambunctious
rampant
rapid
rare
raspy
ratty
ready
real
rebel
receptive
recondite
red
redundant
reflective
regular
relieved
remarkable
reminiscent
repulsive
resolute
resonant
responsible
rhetorical
rich
right
righteous
rightful
rigid
ripe
ritzy
roasted
robust
romantic
roomy
rotten
rough
round
royal
ruddy
rude
rural
rustic
ruthless

sable
sad
safe
salty
same
sassy
satisfying
savory
scandalous
scarce
scared
scary
scattered
scientific
scintillating
scrawny
screeching
second
second-hand
secret
secretive
sedate
seemly
selective
selfish
separate
serious
shaggy
shaky
shallow
sharp
shiny
shivering
shocking
short
shrill
shut
shy
sick
silent
silent
silky
silly
simple
simplistic
sincere
six
skillful
skinny
sleepy
slim
slimy
slippery
sloppy
slow
small
smart
smelly
smiling
smoggy
smooth
sneaky
snobbish
snotty
soft
soggy
solid
somber
sophisticated
sordid
sore
sore
sour
sparkling
special
spectacular
spicy
spiffy
spiky
spiritual
spiteful
splendid
spooky
spotless
spotted
spotty
spurious
squalid
square
squealing
squeamish
staking
stale
standing
statuesque
steadfast
steady
steep
stereotyped
sticky
stiff
stimulating
stingy
stormy
straight
strange
striped
strong
stupendous
stupid
sturdy
subdued
subsequent
substantial
successful
succinct
sudden
sulky
super
superb
superficial
supreme
swanky
sweet
sweltering
swift
symptomatic
synonymous

taboo
tacit
tacky
talented
tall
tame
tan
tangible
tangy
tart
tasteful
tasteless
tasty
tawdry
tearful
tedious
teeny
teeny-tiny
telling
temporary
ten
tender
tense
tense
tenuous
terrible
terrific
tested
testy
thankful
therapeutic
thick
thin
thinkable
third
thirsty
thirsty
thoughtful
thoughtless
threatening
three
thundering
tidy
tight
tightfisted
tiny
tired
tiresome
toothsome
torpid
tough
towering
tranquil
trashy
tremendous
tricky
trite
troubled
truculent
true
truthful
two
typical

U

ubiquitous
ugliest
ugly
ultra
unable
unaccountable
unadvised
unarmed
unbecoming
unbiased
uncovered
understood
undesirable
unequal
unequaled
uneven
unhealthy
uninterested
unique
unkempt
unknown
unnatural
unruly
unsightly
unsuitable
untidy
unused
unusual
unwieldy
unwritten
upbeat
uppity
upset
uptight
used
useful
useless
utopian
utter
uttermost

V
vacuous
vagabond
vague
valuable
various
vast
vengeful
venomous
verdant
versed
victorious
vigorous
violent
violet
vivacious
voiceless
volatile
voracious
vulgar
W

wacky
waggish
waiting
wakeful
wandering
wanting
warlike
warm
wary
wasteful
watery
weak
wealthy
weary
well-groomed
well-made
well-off
well-to-do
wet
whimsical
whispering
white
whole
wholesale
wicked
wide
wide-eyed
wiggly
wild
willing
windy
wiry
wise
wistful
witty
woebegone
womanly
wonderful
wooden
woozy
workable
worried
worthless
wrathful
wretched
wrong
wry

X

xanthous
xenophobic
xeric
xerophytic
xerographic
xenophobic

Y

yellow
yielding
young
youthful
yummy

Z

zany
zealous
zesty
zippy
zonked

Adjective for noun
Sweet mango
Juicy mango
Ripe mango
Yellow mango

Strong Boy
Weak boy
Clever boy
Dumb boy

Brave soldiers
Faithful soldiers
Courageous soldiers
Fearless soldiers

Attentive teacher
Kind teacher
Studious teacher
Cheerful teacher

Amazing flowers
Colourful flowers
Unique flowers
Pretty flowers

Adjective -विशेषण

Adjective in English Adjective in Marathi
Big मोठा
Small
लहान
/ छोटा
Good चांगला
Bad वाईट
Far / Away
दूर
/ लांब
Near जवळ
Deep खोल
Shallow उथळ
Simple साधा
Special विशेष
Dark गडद
Faint फिका
Tall उंच
Short बुटका
Fat  / Thick जाडा
Thin बारीक
Wide रुंद
Narrow अरुंद
Straight सरळ
Curved वाकडा
Tasty चवदार / चविष्ट
Tasteless बेचव
Bitter कडू
Sweet गोड
Sour आंबट
Salty खारट
Astringency तुरट
Fresh ताजा
Stale शिळा
Spicy मसालेदार
Colourful रंगीत
Easy सोपा
Hard / Difficult कठीण
Clean स्वच्छ
Dirty / Soiled मळका
Shabby घाणेरडा
Dry
कोरडा
/ सुका
Wet ओला
Empty रिकामा
Filled भरलेला
Expensive महाग
Cheap ( in price ) स्वस्त
Full / Complete पूर्ण
Incomplete अपूर्ण
Half अर्धा
Hard (e.g. surface) कडक
Soft मऊ
Heavy जड
Light ( in weight ) हलका
New
नवीन
/ नवा
Old जुना
Quiet / Peaceful शांत
Peaceless अशांत
Slow हळू
Fast वेगवान
Young तरूण
Old म्हातारा
Little / Few /Some थोडा
Many / Much खूप
Happy
आनंदी
/ खुश
Unhappy नाखुश
Sad दुःखी
Gloomy उदास
Agile / Swift चपळ
Dull मंद
Lazy आळशी
Eager /
Enthusiastic / Energetic उत्साही
Hot in taste तिखट