without forming a sentence to do so. In Ugaritic, these adjectives are placed immediately after the nouns they modify. Example: ʿanātu maḥrūṯātu plowed furrows Predicative A predicate adjective is an adjective that tells us something about a noun by forming a sentence to do so. For example, in English if one says, “The boat is big,” the adjective “big” tells us something about the boat by forming a sentence to do so. These adjectives are separated from the nouns they modify by some form of