Adûnaic Noun Inflections

Below are the four categories of nouns in Adûnaic.

Strong-I, Strong-II, Weak-I, Weak-II are each further divided by Neuter and gender inflections.

Strong Noun I: ending in a consonant preceded by a short vowel

Noun Types	Strong-I Neuter	Strong-I Gendered^[1]
Normal	khibil “spring”	narak “eagle”
Subjective	khibêl	narkan
Objective	khiblu	naruk/narku
Plural	khibîl	narîk
Plural-Subjective	khibîla	narkîm
Dual	khiblat	narkat
Dual-Subjective	khiblât	narkât

[1]. So long as it belongs to the Strong-I category, it does not matter what kind of ending vowel and consonant is used, it will always go through the exact same inflections.

Strong Noun II: ending in a short vowel

Gendered Nouns

Noun Types	Strong-II Neuter (-i/-u)	Strong-II Neuter (-a)	Strong-II Gendered (-i/-u)	Strong-II Gendered (-a)
Normal	dôlgu “dark (evil) night”	azra “sea”	kali “woman”	miya “infant”
Subjective	dôlgô	azrâ	kalin	miyan
Objective	dôlgu	azru	kali	miyu
Plural	dôlgî	azrî	kalî	miyî
Plural-Subjective	dôlgîya	azrîya	kalîm	miyîm
Dual	dôlgat	azrat	kaliyat	miyat
Dual-Subjective	dôlgât	azrât	kaliyât	miyât

Weak Noun I: ending in a consonant preceded by a long vowel or diphthong

Noun Types	Weak-I Neuter	Weak-I Gendered
Normal	batân “road, path, way”	zigûr “sorcerer”
Subjective	batâna	zigûrun
Objective	batânu	zigûru
Plural	batânî	zigûrî
Plural-Subjective	batânîya	zigûrîm
Dual	batânat	zigûrat
Dual-Subjective	batânât	zigûrât

Weak Noun II: ending in a long consonant or diphthong

Neuter Nouns

Noun Types	Weak-II Neuter
Normal	Nimriyê “elvish language”
Subjective	Nimriyê
Objective	Nimriyêu
Plural	Nimriyêi
Plural-Subjective	Nimriyêiya
Dual	Nimriyêt
Dual-Subjective	Nimriyêt

Gendered Nouns

Noun Types	Weak-II (-â)	Weak-II (-ê)	Weak-II (-î)	Weak-II (-ô)	Weak-II (-û)
Normal	Adûnâ “Númenórean”	izrê “sweetheart”	zôrî “nurse”	khô “crow”	nardû “soldier”
Subjective	Adûnân	izrên	zôrîn	khôn	nardûn
Objective	Adûnâu	izrêu	zôrîyu	khô(u)	nardû
Plural	Adûnâi	izrêi/izrênî	zôrî/zôrînî	khôi	nardûwî
Plural-Subjective	Adûnâim	izrêim	zôrîm	khôim	nardûwîm
Dual	Adûnât	izrêt	zôrîyat	khôt/khôwat	nardûwat
Dual-Subjective	Adûnât	izrêt	zôrîyât	khôt/khôwât	nardûwât