Adûnaic Strong Nouns
Multisyllabic nouns ending in one or more consonants preceded by a short vowel, or ending in a short vowel.
Gender
Like all nouns, they have four genders: common, masculine, feminine, and neuter.\
Cases
All the standard shown below:
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Standalone |
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Subject of sentence |
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Verbal compounds |
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Indicates plural of noun |
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Plural of noun when subject |
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Indicates a pair of the noun |
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Pair of the noun when subject |
General Declensions
Strong-I
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Noun Types |
Strong I Neuter |
Strong I Gendered[1] |
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Normal |
“spring” |
“eagle” |
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Subjective |
khibêl |
narkan |
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Objective |
khiblu |
naruk/narku |
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Plural |
khibîl |
narîk |
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Plural-Subjective |
khibîla |
narkîm |
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Dual |
khiblat |
narkat |
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Dual-Subjective |
khiblât |
narkât |
Strong-II
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Noun Types |
Strong II Neuter (-i/-u) |
Strong II Neuter (-a) |
Strong II Gendered (-i/-u) |
Strong II Gendered (-a) |
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Normal |
“dark (evil) night” |
“sea” |
“woman” |
“infant” |
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Subjective |
dôlgô |
azrâ |
kalin |
miyan |
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Objective |
dôlgu |
azru |
kali |
miyu |
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Plural |
dôlgî |
azrî |
kalî |
miyî |
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Plural-Subjective |
dôlgîya |
azrîya |
kalîm |
miyîm |
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Dual |
dôlgat |
azrat |
kaliyat |
miyat |
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Dual-Subjective |
dôlgât |
azrât |
kaliyât |
miyât |