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...ere are two overarching declension patterns among common nouns: strong and weak. ...er, and definiteness. There are two inflections for adjectives: strong and weak adjectives.

Dravenian distinguishes between full unreduced vowels and reduced weak vowels of which there are two. Reduced vowels occur in unstressed syllables ...nreduced vowel. The first syllable of a word is always strong and can't be weak.

The only other inflection Tulvan nouns mark is number, with a plural suffix '''-n''' (for nouns with ...ong'' and ''weak''. Strong tenses include a vowel infix or a suffix, while weak tenses will rely on an invariable prefix.

...is merely an allophone. Iotation may feature in the language for a form of inflection. Palatalization occurs in /sk/ consonant clusters rendering them /ʃ/. ====Weak====

...subject is a recent addition of the southern dialects, exactly due to the weak distinction between a verb and an object. As a result, Proto-Flewtish was p ===Morphology and inflection===

====Weak verbs==== ...re a pronoun preceding the verb to understand the aspect of the verb. Most weak verbs are verbs relating to everyday things, e.g. ''tikīa''(to toast), ''n

...utinative languages, but has more agglutinative features. It has a complex inflection system for nouns, adjectives, pronouns, numerals and verbs, depending on th ...milar process happened in some Puohō dialects of East Carpathian. Also the weak grade of "nk" is zero both in the standard and Bistĕrca, but "g" in Orodna

...rong verbs indicate tense by a change in the quality of a [[vowel]], while weak verbs indicate tense by the addition of an ending. ====Weak verbs====

...strong stem is used in the nominative, vocative, and accusative while the weak stem is used in the remaining cases. Depending on the noun, the nominative O-stems and ā-stems usually have identical strong and weak stems, while other noun classes are more likely to have multiple stems.

====Inflection / Conjugation==== ...ng” or “weak,” to use the terminology of their ancient Germanic ancestors. Weak verbs form the past tense by adding the suffix ''[[Contionary: -aš#Ashian|

...r -di, depending on what consonant was present in that place historically (weak grade consonant ''-g-'' was lost completely, but turned into -j- before thi ...tion pattern is different from previous infinitives, since it triggers the weak grade.

! colspan="6" style="background-color:white" | Article inflection ...rb lies. There are five main conjugation patterns in Shoundavish : strong, weak, mixed, modal and irregular. Shoundavish also distinguishes three moods : i

...ion in nouns, adjectives, and pronouns. Articles and adjectives must agree inflection-wise with the noun or pronoun they modify. # Fusional verb inflection for person, number, mood, and tense.

====Nominal Inflection==== ====Verbal Inflection====

Brittainese is a moderately [[w:inflection|inflected]] language. [[w:adjective|Adjectives]] and some [[w:pronoun|prono ...on|conjugated]] by isolating the stem of the verb and adding an ending. In weak verbs, the stem is easily identifiable from the infinitive, although its vo

==== Inflection classes, number, and definiteness ==== ...definiteness. Furthermore, the Old Norse distinction between 'strong' and 'weak' adjectives has been lost.

...jacent to one another within word boundaries. Thus, any time derivation or inflection might cause two or more vowels to come together, an epenthetic /k/ is inser ...ongst stops is weaker in the South, with aspiration either being extremely weak or not present at all. Southerners also tend to pronounce word final stops

====Weak verbs==== Strong verbs are conjugated just like weak verbs, but additionally feature some vowel changes. These vowel changes can

...nd is different from surrounding Indo-European languages. It has a complex inflection system for nouns, adjectives, pronouns, numerals and verbs, depending on th ...strong grade (and thus is often released as [cː] instead of plain [c]) Its weak grade is '''j''' - ''keťi''-''keja'' "ball of thread" in nominative and ac

Even if Tjoc has lost nouns inflection, the definite article has three cases, in addition to the plural forms: Often it is sufficient to use this inflection to express syntactic functions of the elements of a sentence or a phrase, e