Cases
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There are _9_ cases:
Nominative: This includes the Subjekt and the Isolate (dictionary form)
Suffix: Ø (no suffix)
Accusative: This includes the direct object of a transitive verb.
Suffix: -e / -ye / -se
Genitive1: This includes the possessor of a "truly possesible object".
Suffix: -ru / -lu
Genitive2: This includes the possessor of "not truly possesiblecobject".
Suffix: -lut / -rut
Genitive3: This case is used to show generic relationship or perceived affiliation.
Suffix: -mo / -no
Dative: This includes the indirect object of a ditransative verb.
Instrumental: This includes tools or methods.
Suffix: -fän / -sän
Vocative: This includes the entities addressed by the speaker
Suffix: -ca / -ßa
Indirect subjet: This includes the entities that are caused to perform an action by the main subject of a sentence.