- 意味不明,学校全体,現実可能
- 安定した収入
- もやもやとした記憶、もやもやしていた気持ち
(1) I keep coming across examples like this where a na-adjective is placed after the noun and with the な omitted.
Why is the order reversed in these instances and can this be applied to all na-adjectives?
(2) Why is する being used to modify one noun with the other here and not な or の?
(3) I'm aware that words like もやもや are onomatopoeic and can use とする. But I'm confused why sometimes it uses と and sometimes it doesn't. And also why sometimes it's した and other times していた. Is there any difference in meaning or is it just a matter of whatever you feel like saying?
Also, I get the feeling this question has probably already been asked in some form or other already but I had no luck finding anything. I'm new here so any tips on how to find related questions would be appreciated as well.
