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The ijō-stems are a bit weird, mainly because the nominative singular seems to have collapsed in Proto-Germanic into a single -i (more of [[w:Siever's Law|Siever’s]] shenanigans), leaving a modern reflex of a simple -e following an unumlauted, unpalatalised stem. Otherwise, the ijō-stems are indistinguishable from the jō-stems in modern Valthungian. | The ijō-stems are a bit weird, mainly because the nominative singular seems to have collapsed in Proto-Germanic into a single -i (more of [[w:Siever's Law|Siever’s]] shenanigans), leaving a modern reflex of a simple -e following an unumlauted, unpalatalised stem. Otherwise, the ijō-stems are indistinguishable from the jō-stems in modern Valthungian. | ||
{{Template: Valthungian/n.st.f.ijō|hundr|hyndr|century}} | {{Template: Valthungian/n.st.f.ijō|hundr|hyndr|century}} | ||
====wō-Stems==== | |||
The wō-stems are uneventful, differing from the standard ō-stems only in that a /u/ shows up in some of the endings instead of the standard /a/. | |||
{{Template:Valthungian/n.st.f.wō|band|symbol}} | |||
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===i-Stems (Masculine & Feminine)=== | ===i-Stems (Masculine & Feminine)=== | ||