Datapoint Martinican Creole/Order of adjective and noun
According to Bernabé (1983: 989–998) three cases can be distinguished:
• most adjectives can be placed only after the noun, like blé, wouj, blan, djok, kouyon ('blue, red, white, vigorous, stupid');
• some other adjectives can be place only before the noun, like ti, gran, bel, gwo, jenn, vié ('little, tall, beautiful/nice, big/fat, young, old');
• and finally, a few adjectives can be placed both before or after the noun, like pov, maléré ('poor, unhappy/unlucky').
Values 
Modifying adjective follows noun
Frequency: 50.0%
- Example 51-8:
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an kay salanindfkayhousesaldirtya dirty house
- Confidence:
- Very certain
Modifying adjective precedes noun
Frequency: 50.0%
- Example 51-6:
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an bel kayanindfbelbeautifulkayhousea beautiful house
- Example 51-7:
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an manman kayanindfmanmanmotherkayhousea big house
- Confidence:
- Very certain