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! colspan="3" | ja-stem: ''bax'' 'berry'
! colspan="3" | ja-stem: ''baś'' 'berry'
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! Nominative
! Nominative
| ''bax'' || ''baxi''  
| ''baś'' || ''basi''  
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! Genitive
! Genitive
| ''baxi'' || ''baxim''  
| ''basi'' || ''basim''  
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! colspan="3" | u-stem: ''xuda'' 'custom'
! colspan="3" | u-stem: ''süda'' 'custom'
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! Nominative
! Nominative
| ''xuda'' || ''xudar''  
| ''süda'' || ''südar''  
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! Genitive
! Genitive
| ''xudar'' || ''xudam''  
| ''südar'' || ''südam''  
|}
|}




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{| class="bluetable lightbluebg " style=" text-align: center;"
! colspan="3" | i-stem: ''geburjie'' 'birth'
! colspan="3" | i-stem: ''geburzie'' 'birth'
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! Nominative
! Nominative
| ''geburjie'' || ''geburjier''  
| ''geburzie'' || ''geburzier''  
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! Genitive
! Genitive
| ''geburjier'' || ''geburjiem''  
| ''geburzier'' || ''geburziem''  
|}
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! colspan="3" | īn-stem: ''lanjinie'' 'length'
! colspan="3" | īn-stem: ''langinie'' 'length'
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! Nominative
! Nominative
| ''lanjinie'' || ''lanjinier''  
| ''langinie'' || ''langinier''  
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! Genitive
! Genitive
| ''lanjinier'' || ''lanjiniem''  
| ''langinier'' || ''langiniem''  
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====r-stems====
====r-stems====
This class includes only these kinship terms: ''fadier'' 'father', ''mādier'' 'mother', ''brājier'' (gen. sg. ''brāzra'') 'brother', ''dūtier'' 'daughter', ''xuextier'' (gen. sg. ''xuestra'') 'sister'.
This class includes only these kinship terms: ''fadier'' 'father', ''mādier'' 'mother', ''brāzier'' 'brother', ''dūtier'' 'daughter', ''süeśtier'' (gen. sg. ''süestra'') 'sister'.


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! nom.
! nom.
| ''yak'' || ''zū'' || ''ir'' || ''xī'' || ''it'' || ''yǖr'' || ''yūr'' || '''' || ''-''
| ''jak'' || ''zū'' || ''ir'' || ''xī'' || ''it'' || ''wīr'' || ''jūr'' || '''' || ''-''
|-
|-
! acc.
! acc.
| ''mik'' || ''jik'' || ''ina'' || ''iya'' || ''it'' || ''unx'' || ''youwe, you'' || '''' || ''xik''
| ''mik'' || ''zik'' || ''ina'' || ''ija'' || ''it'' || ''unś'' || ''jouwe, jou'' || '''' || ''sik''
|-
|-
! dat.
! dat.
| ''mir'' || ''jir'' || ''ime'' || ''yare'' || ''ime'' || ''unx'' || ''youwe, you'' || ''imi'' || ''xir''
| ''mir'' || ''zir'' || ''ime'' || ''jare'' || ''ime'' || ''unś'' || ''jouwe, jou'' || ''imi'' || ''sir''
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|-
! gen.
! gen.
| ''mīn'' || ''jīn'' || ''yas'' || ''yarar'' || ''yas'' || ''unxier'' || ''your'' || ''yara'' || ''xīn''
| ''mīn'' || ''zīn'' || ''jas'' || ''jarar'' || ''jas'' || ''unsier'' || ''jour'' || ''jara'' || ''sīn''
|}
|}


===Adjectives===
===Adjectives===
Most adjectives take ''-a'' (for hard stems) or ''-ie'' (for soft stems) if it is definite or plural: cf. ''se liao watnie'' 'the lukewarm water' vs. ''liao watnie'' 'lukewarm water' vs. ''se watnie ix liao'' 'the water is lukewarm'.
Most adjectives take ''-a'' (for hard stems) or ''-ie'' (for soft stems) if it is definite or plural: cf. ''se liau watnie'' 'the lukewarm water' vs. ''liau watnie'' 'lukewarm water' vs. ''se watnie iś liau'' 'the water is lukewarm'.


The comparative and superlatives are formed by the suffixes ''-ier'' and ''-iesd'': ''suōt, suōtier, suōtiesd'' 'sweet, sweeter, sweetest'.
The comparative and superlatives are formed by the suffixes ''-ier'' and ''-iesd'': ''suōt, suōtier, suōtiesd'' 'sweet, sweeter, sweetest'.
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! "bad"
! "bad"
| ''ubiel''
| ''ubiel''
| ''yürxier''
| ''wirxier''
| ''yürsd''
| ''wirsd''
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|-
! "many"
! "many"
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|-
|-
! "high"
! "high"
| ''hao''
| ''hau''
| ''haoyuer''
| ''hauwier''
| ''hafsd''
| ''hafsd''
|-
|-
! "near"
! "near"
| ''niao''
| ''niau''
| ''niaoyuer''
| ''niauwier''
| ''niafsd''
| ''niafsd''
|}
|}


===Verbs===
===Verbs===
The verbal system is the most conservative part of Jiudesg grammar. Verbs have three paradigms: athematic stems, thematic a-stems and thematic i-stems.
The verbal system is the most conservative part of Zieudisggrammar. Verbs have three paradigms: athematic stems, thematic a-stems and thematic i-stems.


Most verbs have three principal parts: the present stem (remove the -n from the infinitive), the past stem and the past participle. The past subjunctive always uses the past participle stem.
Most verbs have three principal parts: the present stem (remove the -n from the infinitive), the past stem and the past participle. The past subjunctive always uses the past participle stem.
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