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====3rd declension (neuter)====
====3rd declension (neuter)====
The third declension (''kilisi tírisyás'') contains nearly all neuter nouns, and its forms in the genitive and dative are identical to the first declension. Its citation form ends in ''-am'' for all native words and some borrowings, or in a vowel plus ''-n'' in other borrowings. Such ''-n'' was often part of the stem in the donor language, but has been treated as an inflection in Lifashian.
The third declension (''kilisi tartás'') contains nearly all neuter nouns, and its forms in the genitive and dative are identical to the first declension. Its citation form ends in ''-am'' for all native words and some borrowings, or in a vowel plus ''-n'' in other borrowings. Such ''-n'' was often part of the stem in the donor language, but has been treated as an inflection in Lifashian.
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====4th declension (masculine, feminine)====
====4th declension (masculine, feminine)====
Words of the fourth declension (''kilisi pitórisyás'') are either masculine or feminine. Their citation form ends in ''-é''.
Words of the fourth declension (''kilisi pitúrtás'') are either masculine or feminine. Their citation form ends in ''-é''.
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====5th declension (neuter)====
====5th declension (neuter)====
The fifth declension (''kilisi pembisyás''), mostly unproductive, contains neuter nouns whose lemma forms end in ''-é''. They are clearly distinct from 4th declension ones.
The fifth declension (''kilisi penftás''), mostly unproductive, contains neuter nouns whose lemma forms end in ''-é''. They are clearly distinct from 4th declension ones.
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====6th declension (masculine)====
====6th declension (masculine)====
Words of the sixth declension (''kilisi syússyás'') are predominantly masculine, ending in ''-i'' in their citation form; its plural forms are the same as in the first declension. Some borrowings are also included in this declension.
Words of the sixth declension (''kilisi syústás'') are predominantly masculine, ending in ''-i'' in their citation form; its plural forms are the same as in the first declension. Some borrowings are also included in this declension.
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