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Nouns in Tocharian D infect for number(singular/plural) and case() | |||
== number == | |||
== case == | |||
== declension == | |||
Conjugation in nouns have largely taken over the system of Proto-Indo-European languages. They are classified into four types according to their stem: /a/type, /n/type, /i/type, and /u/type. There are a small number of other three types, root nouns (ending with a consonant), kinship nouns (ending with /er/), and /s/type nouns. | Conjugation in nouns have largely taken over the system of Proto-Indo-European languages. They are classified into four types according to their stem: /a/type, /n/type, /i/type, and /u/type. There are a small number of other three types, root nouns (ending with a consonant), kinship nouns (ending with /er/), and /s/type nouns. | ||
== /a/type == | === /a/type === | ||
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== /n/type == | === /n/type === | ||
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== /i/type == | === /i/type === | ||
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== /u/type == | === /u/type === | ||
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== kinship nouns (/er/ type) == | === kinship nouns (/er/ type) === | ||
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== /s/ type == | === /s/ type === | ||
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== root nouns == | === root nouns === | ||
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