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There are seven (or six if count the sixth and the seventh as one) noun declensions in Pomorian. Nouns have seven cases: '''Nominative''', '''Genitive''', '''Dative''', '''Accusative''', '''Instrumental''', '''Locative''' and '''Vocative'''. In Pomorian Proper most nouns have only two numbers: '''singular''' and '''plural''', while in Western and Southern dialects there is also a '''dual''' number. Some noun cases can have two endings: long (with an unsterssed "u" at the end) or short (without an "u"). Also the Accusative plural of some words like ''mariå'' has two endings: ''"-e"'' and ''"-i"''. Those endings are interchangeable and can specifically be used in poetry or in dialectal speech.

|gród'''au'''  ||gród'''am'''(u)

|gãlv'''ei''' ||galv'''õm'''(u)

|màr'''iau''' ||mar'''iãm'''(u)

|gród'''um''' ||gród'''ėmy'''

|màr'''ium''' ||mar'''iamy͂'''

|zvė͂r'''ei'''  ||zvėr'''ìm'''(u)

|ųgn'''eĩ''' ||ųgn'''ìm'''(u)

|sū͂n'''avie'''  ||sūn'''ùm'''(u)

|led'''aũ''' ||led'''ùm'''(u)

|br'''uvie͂'''  ||br'''ùviema''' ||br'''uvìm'''(u)

|el'''ènie''' ||el'''ènima''' ||el'''ènim'''(u)

|ìmn'''enie''' ||imn'''ènima''' ||imn'''enìm'''(u)

|imn'''enìm''' ||imn'''ènima''' ||imn'''enimy͂'''

|tel'''ę́tie''' ||tel'''ę́tima''' ||tel'''ę́tim'''(u)

|kãkl'''asie''' ||kakl'''asìma''' ||kakl'''asìm'''(u)

|tel'''ę́tim''' ||tel'''ę́tima''' ||tel'''ę́timy'''

|kãkl'''asim''' ||kakl'''asìma''' ||kakl'''asimy͂'''

|mū́t'''erie'''  ||mū́t'''eriema''' ||mū́t'''erim'''(u)

|dùkt'''erie''' ||dukt'''erie͂ma''' ||dukt'''erìm'''(u)