In other languages, such as French and Breton, attributive adjectives normally follow the noun they modify:
We saw in Section 2.3.2 that NPs can have a predicative function, see (40) above. Adjective phrases can also be predicates, fitting into slots such as those in slots such as those in (59)
As with predicate nominals, in some languages there is no copula linking the subject (here,Ali) to the predicate adjective phrase (here,marah)
This construction can occur certain extinct I believe in too, which is why we find examples like Cornish extinct! I don't believe it.