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===[[Valthungian/n-Stem Nouns|n-Stems (all genders)=== | ===[[Valthungian/n-Stem Nouns|n-Stems (all genders)]]=== | ||
The n-stems, sometimes known as “weak nouns,” decline in the same manner as weak adjectives. Like the a-, ō-, and u-stems, they have various reflexes depending on the presence of glides between the stem and the endings. Weak neuter nouns are very rare, and mostly refer to parts of the body. | The n-stems, sometimes known as “weak nouns,” decline in the same manner as weak adjectives. Like the a-, ō-, and u-stems, they have various reflexes depending on the presence of glides between the stem and the endings. Weak neuter nouns are very rare, and mostly refer to parts of the body. | ||
====ōn-Stem==== | ====ōn-Stem==== | ||