Adjectives also have an additional form, the attributive form ("attribuhttahápmi"). This form is used when the adjective is used attributively, where it precedes the noun. The attributive does not receive any endings, so it does not have cases or number. Its formation is also unpredictable: for some adjectives, it's formed from the nominative singular by adding an extra ending of some kind to the stem, while for others the attributive is formed by "removing" part of the stem. It may also be identical to the nominative singular. Some examples: