Elvish Noun Conjugation

==Abstract-Gender Nouns==
Abstract-Gender Nouns are used to refer to any abstract concept (thought, ideas, emotions, etc.)
Abstract-Gender Nouns always have their Nominative singular end in '-o'
The Conjugation of Abstract-Gender Nouns in Elvish goes as follows:
 	Nominative	Acusative	Genitive	Dative 	Ablitive
Singular	Miro 	Miros 	Mirol 	Mirom 	Miroc
Plural 	Mirorin 	Mirosis 	Mirolil 	Miromim	Mirocal
And so the endings added to the stems are as follows
 	Nominative	Acusative	Genitive	Dative	Ablitive
Singular	-o 	-os 	-ol 	-om 	-oc
Plural 	-orin 	-osis 	-olil 	-omim 	-coal
==Object-Gender Nouns==
Object-Gender Nouns are used to refer to any noun that cannot be classified as a living thing, abstract concept or divine being
Object-Gender Nouns's nominative singular can end in anything other than '-a', '-o' or '-urian'
The Conjugation of Object-Gender Nouns in Elvish goes as follows:
 	Nominative	Acusative	Genitive 	Dative 	Ablitive
Singular	Hekeps 	Hekepsin 	Hekepsim 	Hekepsil 	Hekepsis
Plural 	Hekepso 	Hekepsino	Hekepsimo	Hekepsilo	Hekepsiso
And so the endings added to the stems are as follows
 	Nominative	Acusative	Genitive	Dative	Ablitive
Singular	just stem 	-in 	-im 	-il 	-is
Plural 	-o 	-ino 	-imo 	-ilo 	-iso
==Person-Gender Nouns==
Person-Gender Nouns are used to refer to any living thing
Person-Gender Nouns always have their Nominative singular end in '-a'
The Conjugation of Person-Gender Nouns in Elvish goes exactly like pronouns, which is as follows:
 	Nominative	Acusative	Genitive	Dative	Ablitive
Singular	Elva 	Elvan 	Elvars 	Elvo 	Elvus
Plural 	Elvav 	Elvans 	Elvarsus	Elvol 	Elvusin
And so the endings added to the stems are as follows
 	Nominative	Acusative	Genitive	Dative	Ablitive
Singular	-a 	-an 	-ars 	-o 	-us
Plural 	-av 	-ans 	-arsus 	-ol 	-usin
==Divine-Gender Nouns==
Divine-Gender Nouns are used to refer to any divine being (angels and gods)
Divine-Gender Nouns always have their Nominative singular end in '-urian'
The Conjugation of Divine-Gender Nouns in Elvish goes as follows:
 	Nominative 	Acusative 	Genitive 	Dative 	Ablitive
Singular	Casielurian 	Casielurial 	Casieluriam 	Casieluriar 	Casieluriac
Plural 	Casieluriani	Casieluriali	Casieluriami	Casieluriari	Casieluriaci
And so the endings added to the stems are as follows
 	Nominative	Acusative	Genitive	Dative 	Ablitive
Singular	-urian 	-urial 	-uriam 	-uriar 	-uriac
Plural 	-uriani 	-uriali 	-uriami 	-uriari	-uriaci
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