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Chapter 2: Cases in Nouns

The Cases

Nominative: The subject of a sentence

I walked the dog
Fish have eyes

Oblique: The object

I walked the dog
You have seen many stars

Genitive: Indicating possession

James' dogs are healthy
After seeing the basketball game, I went to all of Orlando's finest tourist attractions

Instrumental: More abstract, often indicating preposition use

I told a story in Terris
I was born near a house


Chapter 2.1: Case Endings

Singular:
Nominative: [basic form]
Oblique: -al
Genitive: -ux
Instrumental: -an

Plural:
Nominative: -(e)r
Oblique: -(e)rol
Genitive -(e)rux
Instrumental: -(e)ron