The prize is one of the rare words in the English language that has no adjective to it. At the same time it could not be used in the plural sense, it is actually a sole, which is independent in its all right, and being so to prize something is more than valuing some sort of treasure one can have close to her very dearly, and for this reason and other reason it is not a common word that human being can use at most of the time, but it is used to express human emotional form of valuing something which is dear to a person here, and in this sense it is used basically to express different sort of affairs and meaning to many valuable things to any person who wants such a prize beyond any human recognition here. In a sense it is an emotional human affair that could be cornered at the heart of one person in particular, and such a person does value the meaning of the word and whatever it does contain here for by itself it is after all an independent expression for prize possession on something that is valuable here and it is all a prize by itself. It is an affair that is valuable to a person who possesses it. At the same time it has no hate value for it could be used by young people and old persons at the same time here. This by itself should be prized by itself more than anybody who likes to prize something that is valuable here.