· jaded
· jagged
· jaunty
· jazzy
· jealous
· jerky
· jeweled
· jingly
· jittery
· jobless
· joint
· jolly
· jovial
· joyful
· joyous
· jubilant
· judgmental
· judicial
· judicious
· juiciest
· juicy
· jumbled
· jumbo
· jumpy
· junior
· junky
· jurisdictional
· just
· justifiable
· juvenile
· ugly
· ulterior
· ultimate
· ultra
· ultramodern
· unabated
· unabridged
· unacceptable
· unaccountable
· unaccustomed
· unachievable
· unacknowledged
· unadjusted
· unadvised
· unafraid
· unanswered
· unappreciated
· unarmed
· unasked
· unassisted
· unattainable
· unattended
· unauthorized
· unavoidable
· unaware
· unbearable
· unbecoming
· unbelievable
· unbiased
· unblemished
· unborn
· unbreakable
· unbroken
· uncanny
· unceasing
· uncertain
· uncharted
· unchecked
· unclaimed
· unclear
· uncommitted
· uncommon
· uncomfortable
· uncompromising
· unconditional
· unconscious
· unconstitutional
· uncontrollable
· unconventional
· uncooperative
· uncovered
· undeclared
· undefined
· undeniable
· undependable
· undercover
· understandable
· understated
· understood
· undeserved
· undesirable
· undetectable
· undeveloped
· undisclosed
· undisputed
· undisturbed
· undying
· unearned
· uneasy
· uneducated
· unemotional
· unemployed
· unending
· unenforceable
· unenthusiastic
· unenviable
· unequal
· unequaled
· uneven
· unexpected
· unexplainable
· unexplored
· unfavorable
· unfinished
· unfit
· unfolded
· unforeseen
· unforgettable
· unforgivable
· unforeseen
· unfortunate
· unfounded
· unfriendly
· unfulfilled
· ungodly
· ungrateful
· unhappy
· unhealthy
· unheeded
· unhesitant
· unidentified
· uniform
· unilateral
· unimaginable
· unimportant
· unimpressed
· unimproved
· uninhibited
· uninjured
· unintelligible
· unintended
· uninteresting
· unique
· united
· universal
· unjust
· unjustifiable
· unkind
· unknowing
· unknown
· unlawful
· unlicensed
· unlikely
· unlimited
· unlucky
· unmanageable
· unmarked
· unmarried
· unmatched
· unmeritorious
· unmistakable
· unmotivated
· unnamed
· unnatural
· unnecessary
· unneeded
· unnoticed
· unnumbered
· unobtainable
· unobtrusive
· unoccupied
· unofficial
· unopened
· unorthodox
· unpaid
· unparalleled
· unpatriotic
· unpaved
· unperceived
· unpleasant
· unpopular
· unpredictable
· unprepared
· unpretentious
· unproblematic
· unproductive
· unprofessional
· unprofitable
· unpromising
· unprotected
· unpublished
· unpunished
· unqualified
· unquestionable
· unreal
· unrealistic
· unreasonable
· unrecognizable
· unrecoverable
· unrehearsed
· unrelated
· unreleased
· unreliable
· unremarkable
· unremitting
· unrepentant
· unresolved
· unresponsive
· unrestricted
· unromantic
· unruffled
· unruly
· unsafe
· unsaid
· unsalted
· unsatisfactory
· unsaturated
· unsavory
· unscathed
· unscrupulous
· unseasonable
· unseen
· unselfish
· unsheltered
· unshielded
· unsightly
· unsigned
· unskilled
· unsold
· unsolved
· unsophisticated
· unspecified
· unspoken
· unstable
· unsteady
· unsuccessful
· unsuitable
· unsung
· unsupportable
· unsure
· unsurpassed
· unsuspecting
· unsympathetic
· untenable
· unthinkable
· untidy
· untimely
· untold
· untrained
· untrue
· unused
· unusual
· unwarranted
· unwed
· unwelcome
· unwholesome
· unwilling
· unwieldy
· unwise
· unwitting
· unworthy
· unwritten
· unyielding
· upbeat
· upcoming
· uphill
· upper
· uppermost
· uppity
· upright
· upset
· upstairs
· upstanding
· upstream
· uptight
· uptown
· upward
· urban
· urgent
· usable
· used
· useful
· useful
· useless
· usual
· utilized
· utmost
· utopian
· utter
· uttermost
There are very few words that end with the letter j. There are no words in the English language that begin with u and end with j.
· uncanny
None
viejo---------old
· unanime (unanimous) · unico (unique)
Very few words in Spanish begin with a 'k'; still fewer are adjectives kurdo = Kurdish kantiano = Kantian
Consult a Spanish dictionary!
Complimentary adjectives that start with the letter a:ableaccessibleadorableagreeableamazingangelicappreciativeartisticastuteathleticattractiveawesome
Some adjectives that start with the letters BLA are:blackblamelessblanchedblandblaringblatant
Those formed by adjectives. Spanish adjectives can be adverbs: Iba lento --- He was going slowly Canta bonito --- He sings nicely
windsurf wat (electrical watt) Some German adjectives, e.g. wagneriano (though also 'vagneriano')
in spanish most feminine adjectives end with the letter A
Good
nothing
The answer cannot easily be found, but I can tell you that there is at least as many adjectives as there are in English.