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***Absolutive ending in consonant: ''-áh''
***Absolutive ending in consonant: ''-áh''
***Absolutive ending in vowel: ''-́h'' - e.g. ''nama'' → ''namáh''
***Absolutive ending in vowel: ''-́h'' - e.g. ''nama'' → ''namáh''
***Independent form: ''áh'' - e.g. ''Maxamed'' → ''Maxamedáh''
***Independent form: ''áh'' - e.g. ''Maxammad'' → ''Maxammadáh''
**'''Instrumental''': Used for instrument, means, agent, cause, time.
**'''Instrumental''': Used for instrument, means, agent, cause, time.
***Absolutive ending in consonant: ''-ás'' - e.g. ''nama'' → ''namás''
***Absolutive ending in consonant: ''-ás'' - e.g. ''nama'' → ''namás''
***Absolutive ending in vowel: ''-́s''
***Absolutive ending in vowel: ''-́s''
***Independent form: ''ás'' - e.g. ''Maxamed'' → ''Maxamedás''
***Independent form: ''ás'' - e.g. ''Maxammad'' → ''Maxammadás''
**'''Comitative''': Used for accompaniment ("in company with").
**'''Comitative''': Used for accompaniment ("in company with").
***Absolutive ending in consonant: ''-ál'' - e.g. ''nama'' → ''namál''
***Absolutive ending in consonant: ''-ál'' - e.g. ''nama'' → ''namál''
***Absolutive ending in vowel: ''-́l'' - e.g. ''Maxamed'' → ''Maxamedál''
***Absolutive ending in vowel: ''-́l'' - e.g. ''Maxammad'' → ''Maxammadál''
***Independent form: ''ál''
***Independent form: ''ál''
**'''Locative''': Used for location. For more specific location, postpositions are used.
**'''Locative''': Used for location. For more specific location, postpositions are used.
***Absolutive ending in consonant: ''-ád'' - e.g. ''nama'' → ''namád''
***Absolutive ending in consonant: ''-ád'' - e.g. ''nama'' → ''namád''
***Absolutive ending in vowel: ''-́d'' - e.g. ''Maxamed'' → ''Maxamedád''
***Absolutive ending in vowel: ''-́d'' - e.g. ''Maxammad'' → ''Maxammadád''
***Independent form: ''ád''
***Independent form: ''ád''
*'''Pseudo-cases:'''
*'''Pseudo-cases:'''
**'''Predicative''': Used for predicative nouns. This is not a true case but rather the absolutive fused to the copula. This fusing is optional.
**'''Predicative''': Used for predicative nouns. This is not a true case but rather the absolutive fused to the copula. This fusing is optional.
***Absolutive ending in consonant: ''-é'' (declines as adjective), ''-dha'' (invariant; present only) - e.g. ''Maxamed'' → ''Maxamedé, Maxameddha''
***Absolutive ending in consonant: ''-é'' (declines as adjective), ''-dha'' (invariant; present only) - e.g. ''Maxammad'' → ''Maxammadé, Maxammaddha''
***Absolutive ending in short, non-high-tone vowel: ''-é'' (declines as adjective), ''-rha'' (invariant; present only) - e.g. ''nama'' → ''namé, namarha''
***Absolutive ending in short, non-high-tone vowel: ''-é'' (declines as adjective), ''-rha'' (invariant; present only) - e.g. ''nama'' → ''namé, namarha''
***Absolutive ending in long or high-tone vowel: ''-rhé'' (declines as adjective), ''-rha'' (invariant; present only) - e.g. ''Faadhumá'' → ''Faadhumarhé, Faadhumárha''
***Absolutive ending in long or high-tone vowel: ''-rhé'' (declines as adjective), ''-rha'' (invariant; present only) - e.g. ''Faadhumá'' → ''Faadhumarhé, Faadhumárha''