Template:lfv-adj-con

Primary case declension of {{{1}}} (see Laefevian declension)
	singular	dual	plural
nominative	{{{1}}}	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}nd	{{{1}}}ir
accusative	{{{1}}}e	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndi	{{{1}}}i
genitive	{{{1}}}au	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndas	{{{1}}}as
dative	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}n	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndon	{{{1}}}iron
locative	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}l	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndos	{{{1}}}iros
instrumental	{{{1}}}ô	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndêt	{{{1}}}irêt, {{{1}}}êt

Secondary case declension of {{{1}}} (see Laefevian declension)
accusative-based cases	singular	dual	plural
sublative	{{{1}}}ere	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndire	{{{1}}}ire
illative	{{{1}}}ele	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndile	{{{1}}}ile
benefactive	{{{1}}}ear	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndiar	{{{1}}}iar
prolative	{{{1}}}ekwe	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndikwe	{{{1}}}ikwe
causal-final	{{{1}}}edis	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndirris	{{{1}}}irris
genitive-based cases	singular	dual	plural
delative	{{{1}}}ôka	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndirka	{{{1}}}irka
elative	{{{1}}}ôtan	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndirtan	{{{1}}}irtan
egressive	{{{1}}}aôn	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndiruôn	{{{1}}}iruôn
essive	{{{1}}}ôjøn	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndirjøn	{{{1}}}irjøn
abessive	{{{1}}}ôze	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndirse	{{{1}}}irse
dative-based cases	singular	dual	plural
terminative	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}mas	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndirmas	{{{1}}}irmas
lative	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}nši	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndirši	{{{1}}}irši
locative-based cases	singular	dual	plural
superessive	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}nere, {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ner	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndirorre, {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndorre	{{{1}}}irorre, {{{1}}}orre
inessive	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}lle	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndirolle, {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndolle	{{{1}}}irolle, {{{1}}}olle
exessive	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}nun	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndirsun	{{{1}}}irsun
perlative	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ffêl	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndirfêl	{{{1}}}irfêl
instrumental-based cases	singular	dual	plural
translative	{{{1}}}ôske	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndirêske, {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndêske	{{{1}}}irêske, {{{1}}}êske
comitative	{{{1}}}ôsôd, {{{1}}}ôd	{{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndirtôd, {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ndôd	{{{1}}}irtôd

This template is used for heavy is-stem adjectives, such as eis, as well as for any other adjective whose stem ends in a consonant and undergoes no further changes when inflected, eg. almiš.