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These first few are a-stems.

{{snon-decl-m-a|hàt~~|hòt~~|hàet|1l='àt|2l~~='òt|3l~~='àet|1n=nhàt|2n~~=nhòt|3n~~=nhàet}}

{{snon-decl-m-a|r=y|hàmar~~|hòmar~~|1l='àmar~~|2l='òmar~~|1n=nhàmar~~|2n=nhòmar~~}}

The masculine i-stem has also merged with the a-stem.

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As has the u-stem.

{{snon-decl-m-a|bògh|3=bòegh|1l=bhògh|1n=mògh|3l=bhòegh|3n=mòegh}}

The following were originally neuter, but various changes have merged them with the masculine.

{{snon-decl-m-a|post|3=poest|1l=phost|3l=phoest|1n=mhost|3n=mhoest}}

{{snon-decl-m-a|post|poest|1l=phost|2l=phoest|1n=mhost|2n=mhoest}}

=====Feminines=====

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The forms of adjectives quickly began falling together, with the nominative/accusative distinction being lost quite early on.

===Numerals===

===Prepositions===

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====Weak verbs====

=====Class 1=====

~~The original distinction between "heavy" and "light" stems~~ has ~~long~~ been lost ~~in Scots Norse~~, ~~the distinction between them~~ having ~~either been leveled out or sound changes led~~ to ~~its loss~~.

Class 1 has entirely been lost, having shifted to class 2.

=====Class 2=====

~~=====Class 2=====~~

~~{{snon-conj-weak2|tàl|tàldh|1e=tàel|2e=tàeldh|1u=tòl|2u=tòldh}}~~

{{lang|snon|mèl}} was originally a class 1 verb.

=====Class 3=====

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 These first few are a-stems.
 {{snon-decl-m-a|ald|1l=h-ald|1n=n-ald}}
-{{snon-decl-m-a|hàt|hòt|hàet|1l='àt|2l='òt|3l='àet|1n=nhàt|2n=nhòt|3n=nhàet}}
+{{snon-decl-m-a|hàt|hàet|1l='àt|2l='àet|1n=nhàt|2n=nhàet}}
-{{snon-decl-m-a|r=y|hàmar|hòmar|1l='àmar|2l='òmar|1n=nhàmar|2n=nhòmar}}
+{{snon-decl-m-a|r=y|hàmar|1l='àmar|1n=nhàmar}}
 The masculine i-stem has also merged with the a-stem.
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 As has the u-stem.
-{{snon-decl-m-a|bògh|3=bòegh|1l=bhògh|1n=mògh|3l=bhòegh|3n=mòegh}}
+{{snon-decl-m-a|bògh|bòegh|1l=bhògh|1n=mògh|2l=bhòegh|2n=mòegh}}
 The following were originally neuter, but various changes have merged them with the masculine.
-{{snon-decl-m-a|màl|mòl|màel|1l=mhàl|2l=mhòl|3l=mhàel}}
+{{snon-decl-m-a|màl|màel|1l=mhàl|2l=mhàel}}
-{{snon-decl-m-a|post|3=poest|1l=phost|3l=phoest|1n=mhost|3n=mhoest}}
+{{snon-decl-m-a|post|poest|1l=phost|2l=phoest|1n=mhost|2n=mhoest}}
 =====Feminines=====
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 The forms of adjectives quickly began falling together, with the nominative/accusative distinction being lost quite early on.
 {{snon-decl-adj|sèl}}
+===Numerals===
 ===Prepositions===
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 ====Weak verbs====
 =====Class 1=====
-The original distinction between "heavy" and "light" stems has long been lost in Scots Norse, the distinction between them having either been leveled out or sound changes led to its loss.
+Class 1 has entirely been lost, having shifted to class 2.
+=====Class 2=====
-{{snon-conj-weak1|mèl|mèlt|1o=mèol|2o=mèolt}}
+{{snon-conj-weak2|tàl|tòl|tàel}}
-=====Class 2=====
-{{snon-conj-weak2|tàl|tàldh|1e=tàel|2e=tàeldh|1u=tòl|2u=tòldh}}
+{{snon-conj-weak2|mèl|4=mèol}}
+{{lang|snon|mèl}} was originally a class 1 verb.
 =====Class 3=====