Proper adjectives are formed from proper nouns (names of specific people, places, or things) and are used to describe something related to that proper noun.
* People:
* Shakespearean (relating to William Shakespeare)
* Victorian (relating to Queen Victoria)
* Einsteinian (relating to Albert Einstein)
* Michelangelesque (relating to Michelangelo)
* Places:
* American (relating to the United States of America)
* Canadian (relating to Canada)
* Roman (relating to Rome)
* Egyptian (relating to Egypt)
* Parisian (relating to Paris)
* Things:
* Olympic (relating to the Olympic Games)
* Biblical (relating to the Bible)
* Newtonian (relating to Isaac Newton's laws of physics)
* Darwinian (relating to Charles Darwin's theory of evolution)
* Gothic (relating to the Gothic architectural style)
Important Notes:
* Proper adjectives are always capitalized.
* They are used to specify something unique and distinct.
* They can sometimes be used as nouns, such as "the French" to refer to the French people.
Here are some more examples in sentences:
* We visited the Roman Colosseum.
* The Shakespearean play was a masterpiece.
* She wore a Victorian dress to the party.
* He is a renowned Einsteinian physicist.
* The Olympic games are held every four years.
Let me know if you'd like more examples or want to explore specific categories of proper adjectives!