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! Nom-Acc.
! Nom-Acc.
| filtśa
| ''filtśa''
| filtśe
| ''filtśe''
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! Gen-Dat.
! Gen-Dat.
| filtśe
|'' filtśe''
| filtśi
| ''filtśi''
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! Nom-Acc.
! Nom-Acc.
| mueru
| ''mueru''
| rowspan="2;" | mueri
| rowspan="2;" | ''mueri''
|-
|-
! Gen-Dat.
! Gen-Dat.
| mueri
| ''mueri''
|}
|}




: '''3. Consonant Stems (masculine & feminine)'''
: '''3. E-Stems (masculine & feminine)'''
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="bluetable lightbluebg" style="width: 300px; text-align:center;"
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="bluetable lightbluebg" style="width: 300px; text-align:center;"
! colspan="3;" | ''ifante'' "baby"
! colspan="3;" | ''ifante'' "baby"
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! Nom-Acc.
! Nom-Acc.
| ifante
| ''ifante''
| ifanti
| ''ifanti''
|-
|-
! Gen-Dat.
! Gen-Dat.
| ifanti
| ''ifanti''
| ifantu
| ''ifantu''
|}
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* ''at une khaese'' "to a house"
* ''at une khaese'' "to a house"
* ''una arpre'' "a tree"
* ''una arpre'' "a tree"
===Adjectives===
Positive adjectives are declined in much the same way as nouns and agree in gender, number and case with the noun they qualify. There are two declensions for adjectives: the first takes ''u''-stem endings for masculine nouns and ''a''-stem endings with feminine nouns; the second follows the ''e''-stem endings end does not differ for gender. Adjectives follow their head noun.
: '''A/U-Stems'''
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="bluetable lightbluebg" style="text-align:center;"
! style="width: 100px;" rowspan="2;" | ''puenu'' <br /> "good"
! colspan="2;" | Masculine
! colspan="2;" | Feminine
|-
! style="width: 120px;" | Sing.
! style="width: 120px;" | Pl.
! style="width: 120px;" | Sing.
! style="width: 120px;" | Pl.
|-
! Nom-Acc
| ''puenu''
| rowspan="2; | ''pueni''
| ''puena''
| ''puene''
|-
! Gen-Dat.
| ''pueni''
| ''puene''
| ''pueni''
|}
Examples:
* ''isu unne puenu'' "the good man"
* ''isa tśaena mantśa'' "the big door"
* ''aratsueni pueni'' "good reasons"
: '''E-Stems'''
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="bluetable lightbluebg" style="text-align:center;"
! style="width: 100px;" rowspan="2;" | ''thriste'' <br /> "sad"
! colspan="2;" | Masculine/Feminine
|-
! style="width: 120px;" | Sing.
! style="width: 120px;" | Pl.
|-
! Nom-Acc
| ''thriste''
| ''thristi''
|-
! Gen-Dat.
| ''thristi''
| ''thristu''
|}
Examples:
* ''isu unne thriste'' "the sad man"
* ''ise tśaene pirte'' "the green doors"
* ''isa filtśa filiekke te une finne thristi'' "the happy daughter of a sad woman"
====Comparison====
The comparative of regular adjectives may be formed with the adverbs ''mai'' "more" or ''mankku'' "less" followed by the positive adjective:
* ''mai filiekke'' "happier"
* ''mankku thriste'' "less sad"
* ''mai nu'' "newer"
The object of comparison is introduced with ''qha'', e.g. ''mai khaltu qha fuekku'' "hotter than fire".
The superlative is formed in the same way with the article preceding either the adverb (in predicates) or the noun (in attributes):
* ''Martsu es isu mai filiekke'' "Martsu is the happiest"
* ''isa nutte mai lunku'' "the longest night"
* ''ise phersuene mai thristi te isu muntu'' "the saddest people in the world"
The following adjectives have irregular comparative forms:
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! style="width: 120px;" | Comparative
! style="width: 120px;" | Superlative
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| ''puenu'' "good" || ''meltśuere'' || ''isu meltśuere''
|-
| ''maelu'' "bad" || ''petśuere'' || ''isu petśuere''
|-
| ''tśuene'' "young" || ''tśuntśuere'' || ''isu tśuntśuere''
|-
| ''mantśu'' "big" || ''matśuere'' || ''isu matśuere''
|}


==Vocabulary==
==Vocabulary==
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