Template:ltg-decl-noun

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Declension of ltg-decl-noun
singular plural
nominative {{{1}}} {{{6}}}
genitive {{{2}}} {{{7}}}
dative {{{3}}} {{{8}}}
accusative {{{4}}} {{{9}}}
instrumental {{{4}}} {{{8}}}
locative {{{5}}} {{{10}}}
vocative {{{1}}} {{{6}}}
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This particular inflection-table template should only be used for irregular or dialectal declensions of Latgalian nouns.

For the regular inflections, one of the following subpages should be used:

  1. {{ltg-decl-noun/1}}: for hard masculine stems ending in -s (-s) or -š (-ʃ)
    kūks > kūka (G), kūku (A)
  2. {{ltg-decl-noun/2}}: for soft masculine stems ending in -s (-sʲ)
    ūss > ūša (G), ūsi (A)
  3. {{ltg-decl-noun/3}}: for hard masculine stems ending in -us (-us)
    Jezus > Jezus/Jeza (G), Jezu (A)
  4. {{ltg-decl-noun/4}}: for hard (mostly) feminine stems ending in -a (-a)
    līpa > līpys (G), līpu (A)
  5. {{ltg-decl-noun/5}}: for soft (mostly) feminine stems ending in -e (-æ) or -a (-a)
    egle > eglis (G), egli (A)
  6. {{ltg-decl-noun/6}}: for some soft masculine or feminine stems ending in -s (-sʲ)
    acs > acs (G), aci (A)

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