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As for the rules, the endings for the secondary oblique cases cannot be added to a 1<sup><small>st</small></sup> class noun.
As for the rules, the endings for the secondary oblique cases cannot be added to a 1<sup><small>st</small></sup> class noun.


I nomi, la cui forma base termina in consonante, possono premettere una vocale eufonica prima delle desinenze dei casi. Questa vocale è sovente -ə-, ma è possibile trovare altre vocali.
Nouns ending in a consonant in the singular direct case usually add a euphonic vowel before the endings of the other cases. This vowel is generally -ə-, but other vowels are also possible.
  <small>dir.</small> piɣ → <small>g.d.</small> piɣəre, ...
  <small>dir.</small> piɣ → <small>g.d.</small> piɣəre, ...
  <small>dir.</small> šóneh → <small>g.d.</small> šónehare, ...
  <small>dir.</small> šóneh → <small>g.d.</small> šónehare, ...

Revision as of 07:47, 30 April 2025

Noun declension

Nouns are declined in case and number by adding the following endings to the base form of the noun:

1st class
2nd class
singular
plural
singular
plural
direct
- -nə - -nə
gen.-dat.
-re -nore -re -nore
instrumental
-xa -noxa
locative
-sah -nosah

Some examples are shown below: a 1st class noun, paβu, father, and a 2nd class noun, sóɣə, house.

papu
sṓgo
singular
plural
singular
plural
direct
paβu paβunə sóɣə sóɣənə
gen.-dat.
paβure paβunore sóɣəre sóɣənore
instrumental
sóɣəxa sóɣənoxa
locative
sóɣəsah sóɣənosah

As for the rules, the endings for the secondary oblique cases cannot be added to a 1st class noun.

Nouns ending in a consonant in the singular direct case usually add a euphonic vowel before the endings of the other cases. This vowel is generally -ə-, but other vowels are also possible.

dir. piɣ → g.d. piɣəre, ...
dir. šóneh → g.d. šónehare, ...

Alcuni nomi irregolari, invece, possono mutare la vocale finale della radice prima di aggiungere le desinenze. Le mutazioni più ricorrenti sono e → a, oppure ə → o. Per molti nomi è possibile trovare entrambe le forme, specialmente nei testi del periodo arcaico. Nei testi più moderni il numero di forme irregolari è invece estremamente limitato.

dir. soβe → g.d. soβere o soβare, ...
dir. sanə → g.d. sanəre o sanore, ...