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 Muna has six grammatical cases
-;Nominative
+;Nominative {{box|-a, -e, -i, -ai, -ei}}
-: The nominative case marks the agent or voluntary experiencer of the action, it is also the citation form
+: The nominative case marks the agent or voluntary experiencer of the action, it is also the citation form.
-;Absolutive
+;Absolutive {{box|-ɒ, -o, -u, -ɒu, -ou}}
-: The absolutive case marks the patient or involuntary excperiencer of the action
+: The absolutive case marks the patient or involuntary experiencer of the action.
-;Dative
+;Dative {{box|-ana, -ena, -ina, -aina, -eina}}
-: The dative case maks the indirect object, often the recipient or beneficiary of the action
+: The dative case marks the indirect object, often the recipient or beneficiary of the action
-;Genitive
+;Genitive {{box|-asi, -esi, -isi, -aisi, -eisi}}
 : The genitive marks indicates ownership of or relation with something
-;Locative
+;Locative {{box|-ɒrd, -ord, -urd, -ɒurd, -ourd}}
 : The locative indicates a location for the action (whether it is origin, destination, means or other depends on the verb)
-;Instrumental
+;Instrumental {{box|-ɒlm, -olm, -ulm, -ɒulm, -oulm}}
 : The instrumental marks a tool or person with which the action was carried out