Compound Adjectives in Nepali grammar, or „Baahubrihi Samoose” as they are known, operate a little differently than their English counterparts. They are typically used to describe something or someone by combining two or more words. The interesting part is that, in the case of Nepali compound adjectives, the adjective often becomes a noun that encapsulates the essence of the words it is made from. It’s a beautiful and intricate element of the Nepali language that adds richness and depth to sentences.