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Noun Declension

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The only possible declension appliable to a noun is number.

the plural is done by adding {-m} to its singular(or main) form.

Ex. ˈɸɛpä (tree) -> ˈɸɛpäm (trees)

there are no exceptions to this rule, regardless of how difficult it may be to pronounce it.