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! o/ā-stem
! o/ā-stem
| o-stem || masc./neut. secondary stem + ''-ā, -ās''
| o-stem || masc./neut. weak stem + ''-ā, -ās''
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! u-stem
! u-stem
| u-stem || masc./neut. secondary stem + ''-ewī, -uyās''
| u-stem || masc./neut. weak stem + ''-ewī, -uyās''
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! i-stem
! i-stem
| i-stem || masc./neut. secondary stem + ''-ī, -iyās''
| i-stem || masc./neut. weak stem + ''-ī, -iyās''
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! liquid/nasal-stem
! liquid/nasal-stem
| liquid/nasal-stem || masc./neut. secondary stem + ''-Cī, -Cyās''¹
| liquid/nasal-stem || masc./neut. weak stem + ''-Cī, -Cyās''¹
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! consonant-stem
! consonant-stem
| consonant-stem || masc./neut. secondary stem + ''-ī, -(y)ās''¹
| consonant-stem || masc./neut. weak stem + ''-ī, -(y)ās''¹
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'''Notes:'''
'''Notes:'''


¹ The feminine secondary stem may end in a palatalized consonant instead of ''-y-''.
¹ The feminine weak stem may end in a palatalized consonant instead of ''-y-''. However, cases where this would occur have mostly been reversed by anology.


The citation form of adjectives is: ''masculine singular nominative, neuter singular nominative, (masculine/neuter singular genitive), (feminine singular nominative), (feminine singular genitive)''.
The citation form of adjectives is: ''masculine singular nominative, neuter singular nominative, (masculine/neuter singular genitive), (feminine singular nominative), (feminine singular genitive)''.
*The genitive(s) can be dropped when the adjective is declined regularly. This most often happens with ō/ā-stem adjectives.
*The genitive(s) can be dropped when the adjective is declined regularly. This most often happens with ō/ā-stem adjectives.
*The feminine singular nominative is dropped when feminine forms are identical to the masculine. This occurs in a few adjectives (never o/ā-class), the most notable of which are the cardinal numbers 3 and 4.
*The feminine singular nominative is dropped when feminine forms are identical to the masculine. This occurs in a few adjectives (never o/ā-class), the most notable of which are the cardinal numbers 3 and 4.
Like nouns, adjectives often have secondary stems. These are formed similarly as those of nouns.
Like nouns, adjectives have weak stems. These are formed similarly as those of nouns.


===Numerals===
===Numerals===
7,085

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