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Table 5. i-stem
Gender
masculine feminine neuter
Number
Case
Singular
Plural
Singular
Plural
Singular
Plural
Nom.
Gen.
Dat.
Acc.
hyll
hylles
hylle
hyll
hyllas
hylla
hyllum
hyllas
hyd
hyde
hyde
hyd
hyde,-a
hyda
hydum
hyde,-a
hilt
hiltes
hilte
hilt
hilt
hilta
hiltum
hilt
Examples of other nouns belonging to the i-stems are:
Nm. dǣl "part", drenc "drink", hege "hedge",
mete "meat", "food", stede "place", strīde "stride",
strīðe "struggle".
Nn. – flæsc "flesh", fleos "fleece", etc.
NB. It is interesting to notice that Nm. and Nn. of a-stem and those
of i-stem have homogenious endings, while Nf. of a-stem have the same
endinga as Nf. of o-stem. When these inflexions were levelled, the decline
of grammatical case was accelerated.
Table 6. u-stem
Gender
feminine
Number
Case
Singular
Plural
Singular
Plural
Nom.
Gen.
Dat.
Acc.
feld
felda
felda
feld
felda
felda
feldum
felda
hand
handa
handa
hand
handa
handa
handum
handa
Examples of other nouns belonging to the u-stem are as follows:
Nm. – medu "mead", sidu "custom", wudu "wood".
Nf. – nosu "nose", cweorn "hand-nill", flōr "floor".

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