Melitian Nouns
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Descended from Latin
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1. Auxiliary Verbs
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2. Indirect Statement
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3. Melitian Nouns
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Melitian nouns have two parts. The first is the nominative singular and the second is the genitive singular.Melitian nouns have a number of declensions. These are inherited from Latin, so often are numbered with a secondary letter despite being viewed by Melitian speakers as two different declensions.
| Number | 1st part ending | 2nd part ending | Genders |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | -a | -á | Principally feminine |
| 2a | -u | -i | Principally masculine |
| 2b | -o | -i | Principally masculine |
| 2c | Generally -s | ý or i, generally | Mix of genders |
| 3a | Mixed | -e | Mixed |
| 3b | Mixed | -e | Mixed |
| 4 | -us | -ús | Mixed |
| 5 | -es, generally | -ý, generally | Mixed |
| 6 | Irregular | Irregular | Mixed |
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