Brittainese: Difference between revisions

The '''first declension''' is the largest of them all and the most productive, and contains many irregularities and subgroups. Nominative and oblique forms have identical endings in both the plural and singular, although they are not always identical.  

The '''first declension''' contains almost all feminine nouns, as well as a few masculine nouns. It is the main declension assigned to foreign loan-words that don't fit into any other declension, such as ''tsunámi''. It is descended from the Vulgar Latin first declension, which in turn comprises the Classical Latin fifth declension, as well as feminine third declension, soft-stemmed masculine third declension as well as some neuters.