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Each noun belongs to a declensional class and is inflected according to one of the three following accentual patterns: acrostatic (a), hysterokinetic (b) or amphikinetic (c). The different accentual patterns result in a lot of vocalic alternation with in a paragigm and into two sets of endings: strong endings and weak endings.

The o-declension contains masculine and neuter nouns, for which it is the most common and productive class.

It can be divided into two subclasses: the hard o-declension and the soft jo-declension.  

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