Príklady declension

• However, in open-class first declension paradigms, a vowel-final nominative singular is identical in form to the partitive (and genitive) singular.

• Broadly, it can be said that each gender had a dominant 'strong' declension.

• Words from other categories, such as nouns, adverbs and prepositions, do not inherit from declension and its subtypes.

• The declensions often have more than one ending for a particular case, so further subdivisions are necessary within each major paradigm.

• The task, therefore, is to explain why the derived nouns don't enter one of the standard noun declensions.

• For the masculine and neuter nouns, this was the a-stem declension while for feminine nouns the o-stems represented the dominant declension.

• Indeed, the recounting and documenting of these exclusions as declensions comprise the major 19.

• Firstly, internal sandhi is applied by morphological rules for word formation from stems, prefixes, and suffixes used in noun declension and verb conjugation.

• The declension of proper nouns, particularly foreign ones, had always presented difficulties, and this construction could have been a way of dealing with them.

• Just as a strong vowel-final partitive is diagnostic of the first declension, a strong genitive is a marker of the second declension.

• The three singular forms belonged to these same three declensions.

• First, there is no distinction between strong and weak declension.

• By contrast, if we treat it as a pronoun, the absence of declension is just what one expects.

• This can be captured in terms of a constraint on the type declension.

• More specific conditions are associated with the various subtypes of declension.