Indo-Semitic

Indo-Semitic preserves the PSem dual and cases, unlike other Semitic languages. It did weird shifts to other parts of the grammar, though.

Nouns

Masculine nouns: beet 'house'

• nom beet, beetaam, beetuum
• acc beeta, beetama, beetima
• gen beeti, beetami, beetiimi
• dat beetilu, beetallan, beetillen
• lat/ins beetinu, beetannan, beetinnun
• loc beetibu, beetabban, beetibbun
• abl beetiminu, beetamminan, beetimminun
• sup beetileu, beetallehan, beetillehun

Feminine nouns: šarrat 'queen'

• nom šarrat, šarrataam, šarraat
• acc šarrata, šarratama, šarraata
• gen šarrati, šarratami, šarraati
• dat šarratila, šarratallan, šarraatillun
• lat/ins šarratina, šarratannan, šarraatinnun
• loc šarratiba, šarratabban, šarraatibbun
• abl šarratimina, šarratamminan, šarraatimminun
• sup šarratilia, šarratallehan, šarraatillehun

-naft = emphatic