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! Essive
! Essive
| *frāt-ox || rowspan=2 | *frāt-iŋgin || *frāt-egem || prātą || rowspan=2 | prātigin || prātėm || rowspan=2 colspan=2 |
| *frāt-ox || rowspan=2 | *frāt-iŋgin || *frāt-egem || prātą || rowspan=2 | prātigin || prātēm || rowspan=2 colspan=2 |
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! Locative
! Locative
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! Essive
! Essive
| *kewʕəd-aw-x || rowspan=2 | *kewʕəd-u-ŋgin || *kewʕəd-aw-egem || kældą || rowspan=2 | kældugin || kældavėm || ||
| *kewʕəd-aw-x || rowspan=2 | *kewʕəd-u-ŋgin || *kewʕəd-aw-egem || kældą || rowspan=2 | kældugin || kældavēm || ||
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! Locative
! Locative
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! Essive
! Essive
| *əskutr-aj-x || rowspan=2 | *əskutr-i-ŋgin || *əskutr-aj-egem || skuṭę || rowspan=2 | skuṭigin || skuṭayėm || ||
| *əskutr-aj-x || rowspan=2 | *əskutr-i-ŋgin || *əskutr-aj-egem || skuṭę || rowspan=2 | skuṭigin || skuṭayēm || ||
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! Locative
! Locative
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! Translative
! Translative
| *juɟ-om-on || rowspan=2 | *juɟ-m-ix || *juɟ-m-ent || yujaman || rowspan=2 | yujmį || yujmėt || ||
| *juɟ-om-on || rowspan=2 | *juɟ-m-ix || *juɟ-m-ent || yujaman || rowspan=2 | yujmį || yujmēt || ||
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! Dative
! Dative
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! Essive
! Essive
| *juɟ-om-x || rowspan=2 | *juɟ-m-enne || *juɟ-m-egem || yujmą || rowspan=2 | yujmenne || yujmėm || rowspan=2 colspan=2 | || ||
| *juɟ-om-x || rowspan=2 | *juɟ-m-enne || *juɟ-m-egem || yujmą || rowspan=2 | yujmenne || yujmēm || rowspan=2 colspan=2 | || ||
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! Locative
! Locative
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! Ergative
! Ergative
| *gjun-ōj-ej || *gjun-ōj-ēn || *gjun-ōj-ūn || junǣ || junāyėn || junāyūn || rowspan=2 | || || ||
| *gjun-ōj-ej || *gjun-ōj-ēn || *gjun-ōj-ūn || junǣ || junāyēn || junāyūn || rowspan=2 | || || ||
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! Genitive
! Genitive
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! Translative
! Translative
| *gjun-ōj-n || rowspan=2 | *gjun-ōj-ix || *gjun-ōj-ent || junain || rowspan=2 | junāyį || junāyėt || ||
| *gjun-ōj-n || rowspan=2 | *gjun-ōj-ix || *gjun-ōj-ent || junain || rowspan=2 | junāyį || junāyēt || ||
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! Dative
! Dative
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* Chlouvānem, as expected, reflects them all clearly: the PLB s-class is continued as the s-nouns, the m-class as m-ending ones (with -ye or -e plurals), the n-class as n-ending ones (with unmarked direct and vocative plural, but otherwise identical to m-ending ones), and vowel or h-nouns represent the r-class (PLB *r consistently became Chl. h word-finally).
* Chlouvānem, as expected, reflects them all clearly: the PLB s-class is continued as the s-nouns, the m-class as m-ending ones (with -ye or -e plurals), the n-class as n-ending ones (with unmarked direct and vocative plural, but otherwise identical to m-ending ones), and vowel or h-nouns represent the r-class (PLB *r consistently became Chl. h word-finally).
* The Pwaɬasd-Ngos languages merged the r- and s-classes as a single r-class (also including vowel nouns) and merged the m- and n- classes as a single nasal one.
* The Pwaɬasd-Ngos languages merged the r- and s-classes as a single r-class (also including vowel nouns) and merged the m- and n- classes as a single nasal one.
* The Central Lahobic languages, as well as Šlokhowdeš, do not distinguish gender anymore, but there are many plurals that show traces of this system (even though the original m-class ending, *-je, became generalized as the main plural ending in all of these languages, e.g. Łaȟ. ''von'', ''voni'' “hand, hands” < Proto-Central-Lahobic *ðɔn, *ðɔn-ye, but in PLB it was *dʱān-o, *dʱān-o-e — c.f. Chlouvānem ''dhāna'', ''dhānai'' and Tundra Pwaɬasd ''tuněr'', ''tunuy'' (< Proto-Pwaɬasd-Ngos *tʰoon-ʀ, *tʰoon-oj)), like Łaȟ. ''žonk'', ''žonke'' “man, men” (c.f. Tundra Pw. ''děɬkěr'', ''děɬkuy'' — note that Chl. changed this to an m-class noun for unknown reasons so it has ''dralkam'', ''dralkye'' instead of the expected *dralkė, *dralkai).
* The Central Lahobic languages, as well as Šlokhowdeš, do not distinguish gender anymore, but there are many plurals that show traces of this system (even though the original m-class ending, *-je, became generalized as the main plural ending in all of these languages, e.g. Łaȟ. ''von'', ''voni'' “hand, hands” < Proto-Central-Lahobic *ðɔn, *ðɔn-ye, but in PLB it was *dʱān-o, *dʱān-o-e — c.f. Chlouvānem ''dhāna'', ''dhānai'' and Tundra Pwaɬasd ''tuněr'', ''tunuy'' (< Proto-Pwaɬasd-Ngos *tʰoon-ʀ, *tʰoon-oj)), like Łaȟ. ''žonk'', ''žonke'' “man, men” (c.f. Tundra Pw. ''děɬkěr'', ''děɬkuy'' — note that Chl. changed this to an m-class noun for unknown reasons so it has ''dralkam'', ''dralkye'' instead of the expected *dralkē, *dralkai).
* The Tlengastic languages distinguish an n-class which continues the PLB m-class, while the other three have been merged in a single class (with most words being consonant-final).
* The Tlengastic languages distinguish an n-class which continues the PLB m-class, while the other three have been merged in a single class (with most words being consonant-final).
* The Woŋom-Baan languages have the same n-class derived from the PLB m-class as the Tlengastic languages, but the other one was split between vowel-final words (mostly continuing the vowel-final nouns of the PLB r-class) and consonant-final words; inflections for the consonant-final class continue the PLB s-class, those of the vowel-final class the PLB r-class. -->
* The Woŋom-Baan languages have the same n-class derived from the PLB m-class as the Tlengastic languages, but the other one was split between vowel-final words (mostly continuing the vowel-final nouns of the PLB r-class) and consonant-final words; inflections for the consonant-final class continue the PLB s-class, those of the vowel-final class the PLB r-class. -->
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! *dareg
! *dareg
| darek || tarik || dažing || dareŋ || džaẽ || darė
| darek || tarik || dažing || dareŋ || džaẽ || darē
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! colspan=7 | Past, patientive/unmarked
! colspan=7 | Past, patientive/unmarked
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! *dareg
! *dareg
| ondarek || wandažing || ôndareŋ || õdžaẽ || āndarė
| ondarek || wandažing || ôndareŋ || õdžaẽ || āndarē
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! colspan=6 | Agentive/antipassive
! colspan=6 | Agentive/antipassive
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! *āndareg te
! *āndareg te
| tiondarek || tswandažing || sôndareŋ || õdžiyẽt || āntedarė
| tiondarek || tswandažing || sôndareŋ || õdžiyẽt || āntedarē
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! *ʕāj(ə)sjeg <small>"elbow"</small>  
! *ʕāj(ə)sjeg <small>"elbow"</small>  
| laišė || *ayʃeg || ešiž || eshik || *ooyʂk-ʀ || uyɬkěr || eyɬkor
| laišē || *ayʃeg || ešiž || eshik || *ooyʂk-ʀ || uyɬkěr || eyɬkor
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! *ɟuʕden <small>"lung"</small>
! *ɟuʕden <small>"lung"</small>
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! *gegriso <small>"lake"</small>
! *gegriso <small>"lake"</small>
| gėrisa || *gegris || hetłi || kitł || *kekʂiʂ-ʀ || geɬir || kesiɬor
| gērisa || *gegris || hetłi || kitł || *kekʂiʂ-ʀ || geɬir || kesiɬor
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! *jegarom <small>"stomach"</small>
! *jegarom <small>"stomach"</small>