Singular Declension Paradigms
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Description and layout of singular noun declension paradigms.
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Televek is a highly inflected language, with many different declension paradigms for its 6 genders and different classes of noun. The base patterns are divided by gender, and are then further sub-divided by noun-ending. All nouns decline in 13 cases. Singular noun declension has many more forms than plural and paucal declension.
Masculine:
In M nouns, there are a couple different declension paradigms.
"O"
1 Nom: o
2 Gen: o>u
3 Dat: o+da
4 Accu: o
5 Loc: o>ë
6 Inst. o+dë
7 Trans. o>un
8 Term. o+dak
9 Com. o+m
10 Ess. o+k
11 Inn. o+d
12 Abla. o+c
13 Alla. o+t
"Ŕ"
1 Nom: ŕ
2 Gen: ŕ+o
3 Dat: ŕ+e
4 Accu: ŕ
5 Loc: ŕ+ëv
6 Inst. ŕ+ëda
7 Trans. ŕ+on
8 Term. ŕ+ek
9 Com. ŕ+im
10 Ess. ŕ+u
11 Inn. ŕ+a
12 Abla. ŕ+ud
13 Alla. ŕ+id
"Consonant" (c,d,g,k,m,n,r,s,t,x,z)
1 Nom: n/a
2 Gen: +a
3 Dat: +i
4 Accu: n/a
5 Loc: +ïv
6 Inst. +ïda
7 Trans. +an
8 Term. +ik
9 Com. +ole
10 Ess. +u
11 Inn. +a
12 Abla. +ud
13 Alla. +id
"A"
1 Nom: a
2 Gen: a+n
3 Dat: a>o
4 Accu: a>ï
5 Loc: a>ëza
6 Inst. a>üv
7 Trans. a+rë
8 Term. a>ë
9 Com. a>i
10 Ess. a+k
11 Inn. a+d
12 Abla. a+c
13 Alla. a+t
Masculine-Animate:
In MA nouns, there are similar declension paradigms to M, but they are different in their patterns.
"O"
1 Nom: o
2 Gen: o>u
3 Dat: o+dë
4 Accu: o>a
5 Loc: o>ië
6 Inst. o+dëu
7 Trans. o>üne
8 Term. o+dakt
9 Com. o>öm
10 Ess. o+k
11 Inn. o+d
12 Abla. o+c
13 Alla. o+t
"Ŕ"
1 Nom: ŕ
2 Gen: ŕ+o
3 Dat: ŕ+ü
4 Accu: ŕ+et
5 Loc: ŕ+ëd
6 Inst. ŕ+ëdua
7 Trans. ŕ+öne
8 Term. ŕ+ekt
9 Com. ŕ+ïm
10 Ess. ŕ+u
11 Inn. ŕ+a
12 Abla. ŕ+ud
13 Alla. ŕ+id
"Consonant" (c,d,g,k,m,n,r,s,t,x,z)
1 Nom: n/a
2 Gen: +a
3 Dat: +ï
4 Accu: +et
5 Loc: +ïd
6 Inst. +ïdua
7 Trans. +äne
8 Term. +ikt
9 Com. +öle
10 Ess. +u
11 Inn. +a
12 Abla. +ud
13 Alla. +id
"A"
1 Nom: a
2 Gen: a+n
3 Dat: a>o
4 Accu: a>ï
5 Loc: a>ëza
6 Inst. a>üv
7 Trans. a+rë
8 Term. a>ë
9 Com. a>ï
10 Ess. a+k
11 Inn. a+d
12 Abla. a+c
13 Alla. a+t
Feminine:
F nouns have a few declension paradigms, with more irregulars than M or MA nouns.
"A"
1 Nom: a
2 Gen: a>ö
3 Dat: a>e
4 Accu: a
5 Loc: a>ë
6 Inst. a+me
7 Trans. a>öm
8 Term. a>ek
9 Com. a+m
10 Ess. a+k
11 Inn. a+d
12 Abla. a+c
13 Alla. a+t
"Consonant" (ć,ń,ś,t́,ź)
1 Nom: n/a
2 Gen: +o
3 Dat: +am
4 Accu: n/a
5 Loc: +aź
6 Inst. +ami
7 Trans. +om
8 Term. +amk
9 Com. +ale
10 Ess. +u
11 Inn. +a
12 Abla. +ud
13 Alla. +id
"O"
1 Nom: o
2 Gen: o+n
3 Dat: o>a
4 Accu: o>ü
5 Loc: o>ëzo
6 Inst. o>ïv
7 Trans. o+rë
8 Term. o>ë
9 Com. o>u
10 Ess. o+k
11 Inn. o+d
12 Abla. o+c
13 Alla. o+t
"U"
1 Nom: u
2 Gen: u+n
3 Dat: u>i
4 Accu: u>ö
5 Loc: u>ëzu
6 Inst. u>äv
7 Trans. u+rë
8 Term. u>ë
9 Com. u+m
10 Ess. u+k
11 Inn. u+d
12 Abla. u+c
13 Alla. u+t
Feminine-Animate:
FA nouns have a few declension paradigms. Though some are similar to F noun patterns, many patterns unique endings.
"A"
1 Nom: a
2 Gen: a>ö
3 Dat: a>ë
4 Accu: a>u
5 Loc: a>ï
6 Inst. a+mëu
7 Trans. a>ömi
8 Term. a>ekt
9 Com. a>äm
10 Ess. a+k
11 Inn. a+d
12 Abla. a+c
13 Alla. a+t
"Consonant" (ć,ń,ś,t́,ź)
1 Nom: n/a
2 Gen: +o
3 Dat: +äm
4 Accu: +ä
5 Loc: +äź
6 Inst. +ämiu
7 Trans. +omi
8 Term. +amkt
9 Com. +äle
10 Ess. +u
11 Inn. +a
12 Abla. +ud
13 Alla. +id
"O"
1 Nom: o
2 Gen: o+n
3 Dat: o>a
4 Accu: o>ü
5 Loc: o>ëzo
6 Inst. o>ïv
7 Trans. o+rë
8 Term. o>ë
9 Com. o>ü
10 Ess. o+k
11 Inn. o+d
12 Abla. o+c
13 Alla. o+t
"U"
1 Nom: u
2 Gen: u+n
3 Dat: u>i
4 Accu: u>ö
5 Loc: u>ëzu
6 Inst. u>äv
7 Trans. u+rë
8 Term. u>ë
9 Com. u>üm
10 Ess. u+k
11 Inn. u+d
12 Abla. u+c
13 Alla. u+t
Neutral:
The N gender has the fewest amount of paradigms, but it still has quite a bit of variation between patterns.
"E"
1 Nom: e
2 Gen: e>u
3 Dat: e+m
4 Accu: e>o
5 Loc: e>öc
6 Inst. e+v
7 Trans. e>up
8 Term. e+mk
9 Com. e+m
10 Ess. e+k
11 Inn. e+d
12 Abla. e+c
13 Alla. e+t
"Consonant" (b,f,h,j,l,p,v,w)
1 Nom: n/a
2 Gen: +e
3 Dat: +u
4 Accu: +e
5 Loc: +ut
6 Inst. +ëv
7 Trans. +ep
8 Term. +uk
9 Com. +ele
10 Ess. +u
11 Inn. +a
12 Abla. +ud
13 Alla. +id
"Y"
1 Nom: y
2 Gen: y>de
3 Dat: y>k
4 Accu: y>l
5 Loc: y>vë
6 Inst. y>mu
7 Trans. y>ra
8 Term. y>vö
9 Com. y>e
10 Ess. y
11 Inn. y
12 Abla. y
13 Alla. y
Neutral-Animate:
The NA gender is fairly close to the standard N gender in declension, but many patterns are unique between the two.
"E"
1 Nom: e
2 Gen: e>u
3 Dat: e+m
4 Accu: e>i
5 Loc: e>ïc
6 Inst. e+uv
7 Trans. e>upa
8 Term. e+mkt
9 Com. e>ëm
10 Ess. e+k
11 Inn. e+d
12 Abla. e+c
13 Alla. e+t
"Consonant" (b,f,h,j,l,p,v,w)
1 Nom: n/a
2 Gen: +e
3 Dat: +u
4 Accu: +iy
5 Loc: +üt
6 Inst. +euv
7 Trans. +epa
8 Term. +ukt
9 Com. +ële
10 Ess. +u
11 Inn. +a
12 Abla. +ud
13 Alla. +id
"Y"
1 Nom: y
2 Gen: y>de
3 Dat: y>k
4 Accu: y>l
5 Loc: y>vë
6 Inst. y>mu
7 Trans. y>ra
8 Term. y>vö
9 Com. y>ë
10 Ess. y
11 Inn. y
12 Abla. y
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