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Declension of *sem-decl-noun
case singular dual plural
nominative *sem-decl-nouum *sem-decl-nouāna plural stem + *-ūna
accusative *sem-decl-nouam *sem-decl-nouayna plural stem + *-īna
genitive *sem-decl-nouim
possessive forms
1st person *sem-decl-nouī / *sem-decl-nouVya *sem-decl-nouVni
2nd person m *sem-decl-nouVka *sem-decl-nouVkumā / *sem-decl-nouVkumay *sem-decl-nouVkum(ū)
2nd person f *sem-decl-nouVki *sem-decl-nouVkin(ā)
3rd person m *sem-decl-nouVšu *sem-decl-nouVšumā / *sem-decl-nouVšumay *sem-decl-nouVšum(ū)
3rd person f *sem-decl-nouVša *sem-decl-nouVšin(ā)

the endings -m and -na are dropped in the bound form, which may also undergo syncopation of an unstressed final vowel where possible. Note: the ending -V before the possessive endings responds to case: *sem-decl-nouuya for nom. case, *sem-decl-nouiya for gen. case, *sem-decl-nouaya for acc. case, etc.


Declension table for Proto-Semitic nouns. No parameters are necessary for default use. For feminine nouns ending in *-at-, the plural stem in *-āt- is generated automatically; for all other plural stems, they must be specified in |pl= (without asterisks or hyphens). If the plural stem is an addition of *-āt- to a noun that does not have *-at- in the singular, specify that with |fpl=āt.