Declension Table

This page details the declension of nouns, pronouns, and adjectives. Nouns, pronouns, and adjectives are declined according to gender, case, and number.

There are two orders and five grammatical genders of Nouns.

The first order is the Inanimate Order, which contains the mobile, stationary, and immaterial genders. The mobile gender is used for hand tools, items of clothing, vehicles, and many household items. The immobile gender is used for places, permanent structures, geographical features, as well as some stationary objects. While the mobile and stationary genders have separate singular and dual declensions, they share the same plural suffix. The Inanimate Order also includes the immaterial gender, which is used for some abstract and intangible concepts, such as time, language, music, and emotions, which are not understood in the context of Bodzika to be truly singular or plural.

* When used as a personal name, this ending is dropped from the stem.

The Animate Order contains the feminine and masculine genders. The masculine and feminine genders have their respective singular and dual endings, but share a plural ending.