What are the examples of proper adjective?

Answer 1

A proper adjective works the same way as a regular adjective, in the fact that it modifies a noun. However, a proper adjective typically comes from a proper noun, so some examples would be "Shakespearean tragedy," "American woman," or "Freudian slip."

Answer 2

Proper adjectives are naming adjectives as in the Washington Monument. Here monument is the noun and Washington is the proper adjective, answering the question of which monument. Proper adjectives are generally proper nouns (e.g., Washington) or adjectives formed from proper nouns (e.g., American, Japanese, Alaskan).

Some examples:

• America- American movies

• Arabia- Arabian desert
• Asia- Asian food
• Australia- Australian beaches
• Austria- Austrian resorts
• Belgium- Belgian chocolates
• Canada- The Canadian provinces
• China- Chinese emperors
• Christ- Christian values
• England- English literature
• Europe- European culture
• France - French fries, French wine
• Germany- German beer
• Hawaii- Hawaiian music
• Italy - Italian cuisine
• Japan- Japanese kimono
• Jew- Jewish history
• Korea- Korean art
• Mars- Martian landscape
• Mexico- Mexican pottery
• George Orwell- Orwellian society
• Poland- Polish embroidery
• Russian - Russian wolfhound
• Spain- Spanish architecture
• Switzerland- Swiss cheese
• Thailand- Thai restaurant
• Queen Victoria- Victorian style

Words that are used as proper adjectives.

American

Canadian

Russian

German

Irish

Answer 3

An example of a common adjective is foreign. (something of or from another place)

An example of a proper adjective is Spanish. (things or people from Spain, a proper noun)