Feminine nouns
The majority of feminine nouns follow one of those two patterns
All feminine word forms (adjectives, pronouns, nouns) have the same form in nominative
and accusative plural.
Strong declension
Beware of the umlaut in the first three cases of the singular. The u is long gone but
the mutation remains.
|
Indefinite |
Definite |
| Nom |
sök |
sökin |
| Acc |
sök |
sökina |
| Dat |
sök |
sökinni |
| Gen |
sakar |
sakarinnar |
|
Indefinite |
Definite |
| Nom |
sakar |
sakarnar |
| Acc |
sakar |
sakarnar |
| Dat |
sökum |
sökunum |
| Gen |
saka |
sakanna |
Weak declension
As in the other weak declensions the oblique cases in the singular are all the same.
|
Indefinite |
Definite |
| Nom |
tunga |
tungan |
| Acc |
tungu |
tunguna |
| Dat |
tungu |
tungunni |
| Gen |
tungu |
tungunnar |
|
Indefinite |
Definite |
| Nom |
tungur |
tungurnar |
| Acc |
tungur |
tungurnar |
| Dat |
tungum |
tungunum |
| Gen |
tungna |
tungnanna |
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