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What kind of adjective is Cherokee?

"Cherokee" can be considered a proper adjective and a noun adjective.

* Proper adjective: It specifically refers to the Cherokee people, language, or culture, and is capitalized. For example, "Cherokee culture" or "Cherokee language."

* Noun adjective: It functions as an adjective derived from the noun "Cherokee". For example, "Cherokee pottery" or "Cherokee beadwork."

The specific classification depends on the context and how it is used in a sentence.

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