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 ! rowspan="2" |
 ! colspan="2" | ''[[Contionary:femn|femn]]'' <br>  wife (f.)
-! colspan="2" | ''pesce'' <br> fish (m.)
+! colspan="2" | ''[[Contionary:pesce|pesce]]'' <br> fish (m.)
 |-
 ! Singular !! Plural !! Singular !! Plural
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 ! Oblique
+|}
+A common subgroup to the first declension is the so-called '''Ia'''-declension. The endings are the same as for any other first declension noun, but the stem of the word is different in the nominative singular. This declension arose primarily from natural sound changes (such as ''sorr'', see below), but also from the temporal ''-Ø/-ad'' suffix (such as ''journ'', see below).
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+! rowspan="2" |
+! colspan="2" | ''[[Contionary:sorr|sorr]]'' <br>  sister (f.)
+! colspan="2" | ''[[Contionary:journ|journ]]'' <br> day (f.)
+|-
+! Singular !! Plural !! Singular !! Plural
+|-
+! Nominative
+| sorr || rowspan="2" | soroures || journ || rowspan="2" | journades
+|-
+! Oblique
+|| sorour || journad
 |}