Cean, a head. Breac, a trout. Pean, a pen, pl. piñ and peaña. Nead, a nest. GEN. Bromais, of a colt. GEN. Bromac, of colts. Acc. Bromac, a colt. Voc. A Bromaig, o colt. DAT. Do Bhromac, to a colt. DAT. Do bromacaib, to colts. ABL. Le Bromac, with a colt. ABL. Le bromacajb, with colts IN THIS MANNER DECLINE, Асс. Вротaige, colts. Voc. A bhromaca, o colts. Culláć, a boar. | Sjonnać, a fox. Seaprać, a foal. Gljomać, a lobster. Féagmanać, a steward. Dligteamnać, a lawyer. Biotamnać, a thief. Colleać, Gen. cojlig of a cock. The second Declension. Feminines. The genitive singular has a small increase. The dative a small inflexion. The vocative is like the nominative. The nominative plural has a broad increase. SINGULAR. Nom. Gealać, a moon. GEN. Gealaige, of a moon. DAT. Do jealang, to a moon. Acc. Gealać, a moon. Voc. A zhealac, o moon. PLURAL. Nom. Gealaċad, moons. GEN. Jealac, of moons. DAT. Do zhealacajb, to moons Acc. Gealaċad, moons. Voc. A jealaċad, o moons. ABL. le zealajz, with a moon. ABL. le zealacaib, IN THIS MANNER DECLINE, Bjorać, a heifer. Gen. bipije. Firreac, a wench, Gen. 3)rrige moons. with Strjopać, a whore. PLURAL. Nom. Trioblojdead, troubles. GEN. Trioblojde, of trouble. GEN. Trjobloge of troubles. SINGULAR. Nom. Trjobloid, trouble. DAT. Do triobloid, to trouble. Dat. Do trioblojdib, to trou Acc. Triobloid, trouble. bles. Voc. A trjobloid, o trouble. Acc. Trjoblojdead, troubles. ABL. Le trjoblojd, with trou Voc. Arjoblosdead, o trou ble. bles. SINGULAR. Dat. Do szolóig, to a farmer. Acc. Szolóz, a farmer. Voc. A szolóz, o farmer. PLURAL. Dat. Do szolózaib, to farmers. Acc. Szolóza, farmers. Voc. A szolóza, o farmers. Abl. Le szoló13, with a farmer. Abl. leszolózaib, with farmers. Lám, a hand. Croć, a cross. Cloc, a stone. Cuac, a cuckoo. Cruac, a rick. Cuar, a den or cave. Cluar, an ear. Truaz, hair. Cru43, hardship. Búas, victory. orujnze. The third Declension. Masculines and Feminines. Nouns of the third declension have a broad increase in the genitive singular. And a small increase in 15 or, broad in ead, and aca, in the nominative plural. SINGULAR. Nom. Figeadojn, a weaver. PLURAL. Nom. Figeado1rig, weavers. Voc. A phigeadoir, o weaver. Voc. A pijeadoirig, o weavers. ABL. Le pigeador, with a ABL. le Figeacoirib, with weavers. IN THIS MANNER DECLINE, weaver. Crutajgteojn, a creator. Slanangteojn, a saviour. Fuaszaltojn, a redeemer. Cumadoir, a fabricator. Cronnadoir, a carpenter. Tonnadojr, a tanner. SINGULAR. Nом. Итур, a father. Mealltoin, a deceiver. Spealadoir, a mower. Sladtojn, a robber. PLURAL. Пом. Аутре, or astreaca, fathers. The fourth Declension. Nouns that end in vowels; polysyllables; havingý long in the last syllable; and diminutives in jn, are invariable in the singular; the cases of the plural are formed like those of other nouns; as, Bajle, a town, Pl. bailte.. Rij, a king, Pl. rigte. Tij, a house. S401, a gentleman. Dao), a clown. Dr401, a druid. Crojo, a heart, Pl. crosdead. 1401, a poem. Cao), a way. * |