A head that's full of dreams. = Caput quod est plēnum somniōrum.
Caput somniōrum plēnōrum est. = There's a head of satisfied dreams.
A head full of dreams. = Caput plēnum somniōrum.
Cum somniō plēnō caput est. = A head is filled with dreams.
I'm just not sure how to properly connect an adjective to a genitive noun, or if the adjective goes with the nominative when there's a genitive in the sentence.
And does case, number and gender still matter when connecting an adjective to a...
A head that's full of dreams
Caput somniōrum plēnōrum est. = There's a head of satisfied dreams.
A head full of dreams. = Caput plēnum somniōrum.
Cum somniō plēnō caput est. = A head is filled with dreams.
I'm just not sure how to properly connect an adjective to a genitive noun, or if the adjective goes with the nominative when there's a genitive in the sentence.
And does case, number and gender still matter when connecting an adjective to a...
A head that's full of dreams