What is the adjective of person?

Answer 1

The verb "to people" has a past participle, peopled, which can be an adjective. The noun people has the related adjective popular (e.g. popular vote) which can also mean well-liked or well-known.

Answer 2

The comparative form of an adjective compares two things or people, while the superlative form of an adjective compares more than two things or people. To achieve the comparative form of an adjective, you usually simply add -er to the end of the word. Ex. Timmy is large. --> Timmy is larger than George. To achieve the superlative form of an adjective, you usually add -est to the end of the word. Timmy is large. --> Timmy is the largest boy in his class.

Answer 3

The word people is both a plural noun and a verb: people, peoples, peopling, peopled.

The adjective is the past participle of the verb: peopled.

Example: The peopled background gave the impression of a marketplace.

Answer 4

The adjective is personal (of or belonging to a person). However, it often has a connotation of "private."

Answer 5

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This should be pretty easy unless English isn't your first language.

It would be manly, man-like, or masculine.

Answer 6

personal