Noun Cases

Vāštaq nouns decline for case and plurality, with the various case endings taking on alternate forms depending on if the noun is singular, dual, trial, or plural.

When using the genitive case, the ending is attached to the possessum, while the possessor carries the syntactic case marker. Additionally, the possessor precedes the possessum.

Special uses:

Elative and Illative - When combined with a stative verb they lose their movement aspects in favour of the verb's and thus denote "in" and "out" respectively.