The sentence I am talking about is ジュースが出る大きいな桃 .

I don't understand why 大きいな桃 is written at the end. I would say something
like:

ジュースが大きいな桃から出る

Thanks
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grammar relative-clauses
Can't understand why this sentence is written this way
Looks like you've been reading this [this
article](https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/easy/k10012640461000/k10012640461000.html).

ジュースが出る大きいな桃 comes from a news headline and it is not a full sentence. Just
like in English headlines you don't normally write full sentences.

It's simply a noun phrase: a description of a peach.

> Big peach that juice comes from.

I haven't read the article but (from the picture) you might imagine the full
sentence would be something like "There is a shop with a big peach that juice
comes out of". Not a very snappy headline.

Maybe I should explain the grammar too. 桃 is being modified by two things. The
first is a simple na-adjective, 大きな (note that there is a typo in your
sentence 大き **い** な). The second is a full sentence called a relative clause
ジュースが出る. In Japanese full sentences/phrases can modify nouns just like
adjectives.
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