(v.) Adjectives meaning made of or belonging to, or pertaining to.

-EUS, -ĬUS, -ĀNEUS, -TĬCUS,
-ĀLIS, -ĀRIS, -ĪLIS, -ŪLIS,
-ĀNUS, -ĒNUS, -ĪNUS, -ENSIS,
-TER (-TRIS), -ESTER (-ESTRIS), -TĬMUS,
-ERNUS, -URNUS, -TURNUS (-TERNUS)
.

aur-eus= goldenformed fromaurum = gold.
patr-ius= paternalpater = a father.
subterr-aneus= subterraneansub terrā = under­ground.
dŏmes-ticus= domesticdomus = a house.
nātūr-ālis= naturalnatura = nature.
pŏpŭl-aris= fellow-countrymanpopulus = a people.
vĕtĕr-ānus= veteranvetus (veter-) = old.
sĕr-ēnus= calm, of evening stillnessserus = late.
dīv-īnus= divinedivus = god.
fŏr-ensis= of the forumforum = a market-place.
lac-teus= milkylac (lacti-) = milk.
subl-icius= resting on pilessublica = a pile.
pălus-ter= marshypalūs = a marsh.
silv-ester= woodysilva = a wood.
fīnĭ-timus= neighbouringfinis = a boundary.
ver-nus= vernalvēr = spring.
dĭ-urnus= dailydies = day.
diū-turnus= lastingdiū = long (time).

(vi.) Adjectives expressing the action of the Verb as a quality or tendency.

-AX, -ĬDUS, -ŬLUS, -VUS (-UUS, -ĪVUS, -TĪVUS).

pugn-ax= pugnaciousformed frompugnare = to fight.
cŭp-idus= eagercupere = to desire.
bĭb-ulus= thirsty (of sand etc.)bibere = to drink.
nŏc-uus= hurtfulnocēre = to hurt.
cap-tivus= captivecapere = to take.

(vii.) Adjectives expressing passive qualities but occasionally active.

-ILIS, -BĬLIS, -ĬUS, -TĪLIS.

frăg-ilis= frailformed fromfrangerefrag= to break.
nō-bilis= well knownnosceregno= to know.
exĭm-ius= choice, rareeximere= take out.
tex-tilis= woventexere= to weave.

(viii.) Adjectives originally gerundives.