#declension tables

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🇱🇹Lithuanian Pronouns🇱🇹

📍1) NOMINATIVE - used for the subject of a construction, e.g. àš mýliu katès (I love cats)

📍2) GENETIVE - used for objects with certain verbs, e.g. íeškau jõ (I’m looking for him) - used for objects in negative constructions, e.g. àš tavę̃s taĩp ìlgai nemáčiu (I haven’t seen you for so long) - used after the prepositions ìš (from), añt (on), ìki (until), põ (after), priẽ (near), bè (without) and ùž (behind)

📍3) DATIVE - used for indirect objects, e.g. dùok mán tą̃ knỹgą (give me that book),  nè mirtiẽs jám baisù (death is not horrible for him) - used with some impersonal verbs  - taú reĩkia eĩti nãmo (you need [by you it is needed] to go home)

📍4) ACCUSATIVE - used for the object of a construction, e.g. àš jái niekadà neatléisiui (I will never forgive her) - used after the prepositions į (to/into), pàs (by/at), pèr (across, through during), ùž (for) and apiẽ (about)

📍5) INSTRUMENTAL - used to show how an action is completed; also gives a sense of ‘with’, ‘because of’ or ‘by’ e.g. jì didžiúojasi savimì (she is proud of herself) - used after prepositions põ (under) and sù (with) 

📍6) LOCATIVE - used to show someone/something being in someone/something else, e.g.  manyjè gyvẽna milijónai (millions live inside me - the name of a book about bacteria lol)

📍7) POSSESSIVE - used to show possession - jū́sų arklỹs (your horse) - used to indicate an agent in passive constructions - láiškas bùvo màno parašýtas (the letter was written by me)

BONUS TABLE: duals!

[heliophobique]

🇮🇳 Sanskrit Noun Declension 🇮🇳

Sanskrit has 3 genders (masculine, feminine and neuter), 3 numbers (singular, dual and plural) and 8 grammatical cases (nominative, vocative, accusative, instrumental, dative, ablative, genitive and vocative). The dictionary forms of Sanskrit nouns are uninflected, ‘raw’ forms of the word which define they way in which they are inflected depending on their gender. These are the main ways in which Sanskrit nouns are inflected-

* ः (ḥ) in the final position can be replaces with स् (s)

** sandhi rules mean in masculine and neuter nouns, the न (n) in instrumental, genitive and locative inflections becomes a retroflexive ण (ṇ)  after a ृ (ṛ), ॄ (ṛṛ), र (r) or ष (ṣh)