Voc. bromaige, colts Voc. a bromaig, o colt In this manner decline Feminines. The second declension. The genitive singular has a small increase. The vocative is like the nominative. The nominative plural has a broad increase, Singular spíneog, a gooseberry cudog, a haddock sudog, a cake sponog, a spoon donog, an unhappy wḍ man spideog, a red-breast feitleog, a husk cuileog, a fly craincog, a hedgehog míneog, a delicate girlfeannog, a crow ciarog, a chafer, or clock tonnog, a duck cianog, a piece of money bonnog, a thick cake of mioltog, a midge bread ialltog, a bat faocog, a periwinkle midog, a long knife fraocog, a bilberry bolog, a bullock fearnog, an alder tree effeminate oinseog, an ash tree giall, a hostage sgian, a knife, gen. sgíne feall, treachery, gen. feille géag, a branch, gen. géige bréag, a lie, gen. bréige searc, love, gen. seirce críoč, an end, gen. crice cearc, a hen, gen. circe cíoć, a pap, gen. ciċe pian, a pain, pl. pianta ciall, reason The third Declension. Masculines and Feminines.. Nouns of the third declension have a broad increase in the genitive singular. And a small increase in ig, or broad in ead, and aca, in the nominative plural. Singular Singular Plural wea Nom. figeadoir, a weaver Nom. fiġeadoiriġ, Gen. figeadora, of area. ver Dat. d' figeadoir, to a weaver vers Gen. figeadoir, of wea Acc. figeadoir, a weaver ver vers d' figeadoirib, to weavers Dat. Abl. le figeadoirib, with weavers Abl. le figeadoir, with a Voc. weaver |