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Nominal declension is based on case, gender, and number, in order. Each parameter is indicated by a phoneme, respectively consonant, vowel, and tone, effectively forming a syllable.

Case

There are five cases:

  • nom nominative: s
  • acc accusative: n
  • abl ablative: t
  • dat dative: d
  • gen genitive: c

There is also vocative case, which is unmarked, but this is rarely used.

Gender

There are five genders, named after five phases in wǔxíng:

  • wo wood: a
  • fi fire: e
  • ea earth: i
  • mt metal: o
  • wa water: u
  • unknown/mixed: y

Number

There are three numbers:

  • sg singular: level tone
  • sv several: falling tone
  • pl plural: rising tone

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