Case
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Kreẋ Naṃ has six cases: nominative case, accusative case, genitive case, dative case, vocative case, and prepositional case.
Nominative case is the default case, and isn't formed by added a separate morpheme.
Accusative case is formed with the prefix hu-.
Genitive case is formed with the prefix sa-.
Dative case is formed with the prefix din-.
Vocative case is formed with the prefix ṃə-.
Prepositional case is formed with the prefix ḣa-.
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The noun declension chart above shows the different cases in singular, dual, and plural form. Notice how case markings are put before grammatical number markings.