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Nouns

Nouns in Βaβar language can end either in a vowel or in a consonant in their basic form.

Nouns are grouped into two declension classes: vocalic and consonantal class. As a rule, we can sketch out the following scheme:

• vocalic class: includes every noun ending in a vowel
• consonantal class: includes every noun ending in a consonant

Nouns display no gender distinction. There are two morphological numbers for almost all nouns, singular and plural, and a modest case system.