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Laefevian
Etymology
From Proto-Laefevic *-əwdʱəh, from Proto-Laenkean *-ɯwdʱɯs, a gerund-forming suffix.
Pronunciation
Suffix
-oð (consonant stem)
- Used to form nouns from verbs, an action or the result of an action; analogous to English gerund suffix -ing and similar to -ation or -ment.
Declension
Primary case declension of -oð (see Laefevian declension) | |||
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singular | dual | plural | |
nominative | -oð | -oðund | -oðir |
accusative | -oðe | -oðundi | -oði |
genitive | -oðau | -oðundas | -oðas, -oðiras† |
dative | -oðun | -oðundon | -oðirons, -oðonc |
locative | -oðul | -oðundos | -oðiross, -oðosc |
instrumental | -oðô | -oðundêt | -oðirêts, -oðêtc |
Note: † archaic, s standard or formal, c colloquial or informal. |
Secondary case declension of -oð (see Laefevian declension) | |||
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accusative-based cases | singular | dual | plural |
sublative | -oðere | -oðundire | -oðire |
illative | -oðele | -oðundile | -oðile |
benefactive | -oðear | -oðundiar | -oðiar |
prolative | -oðekwe | -oðundikwe | -oðikwe |
causal-final | -oðedis | -oðundirris | -oðirris |
genitive-based cases | singular | dual | plural |
delative | -oðôka | -oðundirka | -oðirka |
elative | -oðôtan | -oðundirtan | -oðirtan |
ablative | -oðaôn | -oðundiruôn | -oðiruôn |
essive | -oðôjøn | -oðundirjøn | -oðirjøn |
abessive | -oðôze | -oðundirse | -oðirse |
dative-based cases | singular | dual | plural |
terminative | -oðumas | -oðundirmas | -oðirmas |
lative | -oðunši | -oðundirši | -oðirši |
locative-based cases | singular | dual | plural |
superessive | -oðuneres, -oðunerc | -oðundirorres, -oðundorrec | -oðirorres, -oðorrec |
inessive | -oðulle | -oðundirolles, -oðundollec | -oðirolles, -oðollec |
exessive | -oðunun | -oðundirsun | -oðirsun |
perlative | -oðuffêl | -oðundirfêl | -oðirfêl |
instrumental-based cases | singular | dual | plural |
translative | -oðôske | -oðundirêskes, -oðundêskec | -oðirêskes, -oðêskec |
comitative | -oðôsôds, -oðôdc | -oðundirtôds, -oðundôdc | -oðirtôd |
Note: s standard or formal, c colloquial or informal. |