Sorry for writing in English, but I'm not skilled enough to write in Welsh or Breton. In French, the adjective/noun order is not simply determined. It can be adjective first or noun first, and it may change the meaning. For example, "un grand homme" is a famous man whereas "un homme grand" is a tall man. This is the same thing for some adjectives in Breton, espacially "kozh". Usually in Breton (as in Welsh) the adjective comes after the noun. "kozh" after the noun means "old". Before the noun it means "bad, mean". I think there is the same kind of thing with "unig" in Welsh which means either "lonely" or "unique". ---------------------------- Philippe Kerlirzin "Me zo ganet e kreis ar mor, e bro arvor"