| e(
i( or
r
Stems (h`me,ra
Type) |
| When a feminine first
declension noun has a stem ending in e,
i,
or r
the following singular endings are used.
| |
Feminine
sg |
| Nom |
a |
| Gen |
aj |
| Dat |
a| |
| Acc |
an |
Given the fact that Black uses the
Greek word for "day" as the paradigm for this subset of
first declension nouns, we may call it the h`me,ra
type.
|
|
| Sibilant
Stems (do,xa
Type) |
| When a feminine first
declension noun has a stem ending in a sibilant consonant it will
have the following singular endings.
| |
Feminine
sg |
| Nom |
a |
| Gen |
hj |
| Dat |
h| |
| Acc |
an |
We may refer to this as the do,xa
type of first declension noun. |
|
| Other
Stems (fwnh,
Type) |
| When a feminine first
declension noun has a stem that ends in any other letter than those
of the preceding paradigms, it will have the following singular
endings.
| |
Feminine
sg |
| Nom |
h |
| Gen |
hj |
| Dat |
h| |
| Acc |
hn |
We may refer to this as the fwnh,
type of first declension noun. |
|