doov

Central Franconian

doov (masculine doove, feminine and plural doov or doove, comparative doover, superlative et doovste)

Inflection example for doov (Kölsch and central Ripuarian)

		masculine	neuter	feminine	plural
positive
predicative / adverbial		doov
common case	strong	doove	doov
	weak	doove	doov
	partitive	dooves		—
dative case	initial	doovem		doover	doove
dative case	non-initial	doove			doove
comparative
predicative / adverbial		doover
common case	strong	doovere	doover
	weak	doovere	doover
	partitive	dooveres		—
dative case	initial	dooverem		dooverer	doovere
dative case	non-initial	doovere			doovere
superlative
predicative / adverbial		et doovste
common case	strong	doovste
common case	weak	doovste
dative case	initial	doovstem		doovster	doovste
dative case	non-initial	doovste			doovste
In this declension type, strong (indefinite) and weak (definite) forms are either not at all distinguished or by tone only. The partitive form follows certain indefinite pronouns like jet (“something”). In the singular dative, there is a simpler distinction between “initial” and “non-initial” position, depending on whether the adjective is the first declined word of the noun phrase or not.

doov (comparative doower, superlative doofst)

Inflection of doov (Sylt dialect)