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A ''j'' occurs only before ''a, o, u'' but causes i-mutation to monosyllables throughout the paradigm (blocking u-mutation), except in the n.sg. of masculine a-stems (e.g. ''dan'' 'man', a.sg. ''dæn'' but ''kærjo'' 'crime', a.sg. ''kær''). In polysyllables, the same is true but only pure vowels are affected (e.g. ...).  
A ''j'' occurs only before ''a, o, u'' but causes i-mutation to monosyllables throughout the paradigm (blocking u-mutation), except in the n.sg. of masculine a-stems (e.g. ''dan'' 'man', a.sg. ''dæn'' but ''kærjo'' 'crime', a.sg. ''kær''). In polysyllables, the same is true but only pure vowels are affected (e.g. ...).  


Stems with ''v'' show this only before ''i, e''  
Stems with ''v'' show this only before ''i, e'' and monosyllables undergo u-mutation (blocking i-affection) everywhere except the n.sg. of masculine a-stems (e.g. ''kar'' 'deer', a.sg. ''kor''). Polysyllables do not show u-mutation except where the ''v'' survives (e.g. ...).


====Example Declensions====
====Example Declensions====
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