Datapoint Eskimo Pidgin/Order of adjective and noun
Wurm (1992: 280) observes: "Qualitative adjuncts follow the nouns which they determine [...], or they are expressed, as in Eskimo, through noun + noun constructs, with the determining noun preceding[.]"
Values 
Modifying adjective precedes noun
Frequency: 58.3%
- Example 76-10:
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kaliko kammikkalikofabrickammikbootsocks
Source: Stefánsson 1909: 225
- Example 76-81:
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tipi ŏktcûktipistinkŏktcûkoilkerosene
Source: Stefánsson 1909: 228
- Confidence:
- Certain
Modifying adjective follows noun
Frequency: 41.7%
- Example 76-9:
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anauta mikaninnianautaaxemikaninnismallhatchet
Source: Stefánsson 1909: 223
- Example 76-11:
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akkĭa añaninni picū'ktu pĭtcȗkakkĭatradeañaninnibigpicū'ktuwantpĭtcȗknotI don't want to pay a big price. He does not ask a big price., etc.
Source: Stefánsson 1909: 223
- Confidence:
- Certain