Morphology

The noun

1.

S tem of the word

Root	Stem-building suffix	Case or other ending
Врем-	-ен	-и

Доч-

-ер

-и

2.

Dat. plural root Stem- building affix Case ending

Dagam (to days) Dag- a- -m

Gibom (to gifts) Gib- o- -m

Gastim (to guests) Gast- i- -m

Sunum (to sons) Sun- u- -m

3. 4 types of substantive stems:

1) vocalic stems(a-, o-, i-, u—stems) which represented strong

declension

2) n-stems which belonged to the weak declension

3) s- and –r stems

4) root-stems

4. Declension of nouns

Strong declension (Vocalic stems)

a-stems
singular
M	Short-stemmed N	Long-stemmed N	Ja-stems M	Wa-stems N
Nom. fisc Gen. fisces Dat. Fisce Acc. fisc	scip scipes scipe scip	dëor dëores dëore dëor	ende endes ende ende	Cnëo(w) Cnëowes Cnëowe Cnëo(w)
Plural
No. fisces Gen. fisca Dat. fiscum Acc. fiscas	scupu scipa scipum scipu	dëor dëora dëorum dëor	Endas Enda Endum endas	Cnëo(w) Cnëowa Cnëowum Cnëo(w)

Singular
Ö-stems short-stemmed long-stemmed F	i-stems short-stemmed M	u-stems short-stemmed long stemmed M
Nom. talu wund Gen. tale wunde Gat. tale wunde Acc. tale wunde	mete metes mete mete	sunu feld suna felda suna felda sunu felda
Plural
Nom. tala wunda,-e Gen. tala(-ena) wunda(-ena) Dat. talum wundum Acc. tala,-e wunda,-e	mete,-as meta metum mete, -as	suna felda suna felda sunum feldum suna felda