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*''-a'' declension (usually animate) | *''-a'' declension (usually animate) | ||
*''-e'' declension (usually animate) | *''-e'' declension (usually animate) | ||
*''-aw/-ui-'' (animate agentives) | |||
*hard consonant declension (usually inanimate) | *hard consonant declension (usually inanimate) | ||
*soft consonant declension (usually inanimate, but default for loans ending in a consonant) | *soft consonant declension (usually inanimate, but default for loans ending in a consonant) | ||
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*''-ýn/-ín'' declension (adjectival noun) | *''-ýn/-ín'' declension (adjectival noun) | ||
*''-é/-ie'' declension (adjectival noun) | *''-é/-ie'' declension (adjectival noun) | ||
There are more declension classes than in related languages such as [[Nabbrzé]]; this is because of vowel changes after soft consonants and subsequent depalatalization. | There are more declension classes than in related languages such as [[Nabbrzé]]; this is because of vowel changes after soft consonants and subsequent depalatalization. | ||