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| kar-ȋ || kar-an || kar-ain
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If the stem does not end in vowel + ''l, n, r, χ'', the dative plural ending is '''-ȇsi'''.
If the stem does not end in vowel + ''l, n, r, ś, χ'', the dative plural ending is '''-ȇsi'''.
=====Neuter nouns=====
=====Neuter nouns=====
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| śendil-ȋ || śendil-an || śendil-ain
| śendil-ȋ || śendil-an || śendil-ain
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====Third declension (masculine and feminine nouns)====
====Third declension====
=====Masculine and feminine nouns=====
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! colspan="4" | '''Third declension: ''drenis,'' m., f. (deer)'''
! colspan="4" | '''Third declension: ''drenis,'' m., f. (deer)'''
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! Locative
! Locative
| dren-ȋ || dren-an || dren-ain
| dren-ȋ || dren-an || dren-ain
|}
=====Neuter nouns=====
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! colspan="4" | '''Third declension: ''mendu,'' n. (house)'''
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|-
! Nominative
| mend-u || mend-in || mend-un
|-
! Genitive
| mend-as || mend-an || mend-ain
|-
! Dative
| mend-ȋ || mend-ȃni || mend-ȇsi
|-
! Accusative
| mend-u || mend-in || mend-un
|-
! Ablative
| mend-ak || mend-am || mend-ais
|-
! Locative
| mend-ȋ || mend-an || mend-ain
|}
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===Adjectives===
===Adjectives===
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===Verbs===
===Verbs===
The infinitive of the verb ends in '''-ȃn'''.
The infinitive of the verb ends in '''-ȃn'''.
====Indicative====
=====Active voice=====
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! Person
! Singular
! Dual/Plural
|-
! 1st
| -a-m
| -ȃ-mi
|-
! 2nd
| -a-s
| -ȃ-si
|-
! 3rd
| -a-t
| -ȃ-ti
|-
|}
=====Passive voice=====
In the passive voice, the grammatical subject of the verb is the recipient (not the doer) of the action denoted by the verb.
The passive voice is made up of the passive participle of the main verb and a form of the auxiliary verb ''ejȃn'' “to be”, such as ''miś śarbamȇnas jam'' “I am beloved”.
=====Middle voice=====
The middle voice is in the middle between the active and the passive voices because the subject cannot be categorized as either agent or patient but may have elements of both; for example, ''nȗbȃn'' “to sweat”.
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! Person
! Singular
! Dual/Plural
|-
! 1st
| -ȃ-ma
| -ȃ-mai
|-
! 2nd
| -ȃ-sa
| -ȃ-sai
|-
! 3rd
| -ȃ-ta
| -ȃ-tai
|-
|}
====Subjunctive====
The subjunctive is used for statements contrary to fact. It can be formed from the indicative mood by replacing the vowel ''-a- (-ȃ-)'' with ''-e- (-ȇ-)''; for example, ''miś zalem'' “I would sing”.
====Tenses====
The verbs are conjugated in six main tenses (present, past, and future imperfect and perfect, respectively). The perfect tenses are formed by adding the imperfect tenses of the verb ''ejȃn'' onto the main verb.
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! Tense
! Imperfect
! Perfect
|-
! Present
| -a-m
| -a-jam
|-
! Past
| -ȇs-a-m
| -a-siam
|-
! Future
| -ȇr-a-m
| -a-χam
|-
|}
===Derivational morphology===
===Derivational morphology===


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==Example texts==
==Example texts==
===The Lord's Prayer===
'''Men bȋain''' (“Our Father”)
:''Men bȋain kan helnȋ,
:''jośtas enȗ olmeśamȇnas juśȃta.
:''Hudhurta enȗ ermuśat.
:''Kurȃdan enȗ kes kan helnȋ
:''zan aśtu ȃ hurtȋ juśȃta.
:''Beki ekhilaki bȋain bȋsi ekhilas kena
:''si diχkȃdan bȋain bȋsi dakaśkena,
:''kes bȋes lodȃśsi bȋain dakaśkenȃmi.
:''Si niś bȋun mȋ berzeltuśas,
:''saχ bȋun ber ruzak kanzalmeśa.
==Other resources==
==Other resources==
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