Paradigm Tables

Morphological patterns, declensions, and conjugations for Saakviü

Personal Pronouns

First-person singularFirst-person pluralSecond-person singularSecond-person pluralThird-person masculineThird-person feminineThird-person plural
Nominative
Genitive
Ablative
Locative
Instrumentative

Nominal Third Declension (N3STC)

N3STC stands for nominative 3rd declension consonant stem. This declension is highly irregular, in some archaic words behaving as [-HC] (no vowel harmony). Stems that use this declension end in /m, n, r, l, s, h, t, k/.
SingularDualPlural
Nominative
Genitive
Ablative
Locative
Instrumentative

Nominal Second Declension (N2STH)

N2STH stands for noun 2nd declension high-vowel stem class. Noun stems that utilise the second declension end in closed vowels /i y ɨ u iː yː ɨː uː iu iy ui yi/.
SingularDualPlural
Nominative-iü-ün
Genitive-juny-juniü-junün
Ablative-fyly-fyliü-fylyn
Locative-pydy-pydiü-pydün
Instrumentative-jymy-jymiü-jymün

Nominal First Declension (N1STL)

N1STL stands for noun 1st declension low-vowel stem class. Noun stems that utilise the first declension end in the open to mid-open vowels /a e ø o aː eː øː oː ai ei oi au/.
SingularDualPlural
Nominative-n
Genitive-jöna-jönai-jönan
Locative-fela-felai-felan
Ablative-pöda-pödai-pödan
Instrumentative-joma-jomai-joman