I have decided to add even more variation to the noun/adjective declension system. For nouns whose nominative singular form ends in –r, the plural morpheme changes to –al instead of –ar. We’ll use the noun ayndir light, to demonstrate it.
|
Case |
Singular |
Plural |
|
nominative |
ayndir |
ayndiral |
|
accusative |
ayndirïk |
ayndiralga |
|
genitive |
ayndirïs |
ayndirazla |
|
dative |
ayndirïc |
ayndiralja |
|
instrumental |
ayndirïv |
ayndiravla |
|
allative |
ayndirïp |
ayndiralba |
|
ablative |
ayndirïd |
ayndiralda |
|
locative |
ayndirïks |
ayndiralksa |
We can thus demonstrate the different plural nominative forms with the nouns for cars, days, lights (all masculine inanimate nouns): ashabun, bözar, ayndiral