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===Nouns===

Nouns are marked with a singular-plural distinction, and may also take possessive suffixes. ~~However~~, the lemma form of a noun is typically its combining form, which is the incorporated form of a noun and is also used to form possessed forms and compounds. Unlike [[Thensarian]] and its descendants, Roshterian lost the [[Proto-Talmic]] grammatical gender; gendered pronouns and verb affixes no longer mark grammatical gender, but natural gender (as in [[Naquian]]). There is no definite or indefinite article.

Nouns are marked with a singular-plural distinction, and may also take possessive suffixes. Howewer, the lemma form of a noun is typically its combining form, which is the incorporated form of a noun and is also used to form possessed forms and compounds. Unlike [[Thensarian]] and its descendants, Roshterian lost the [[Proto-Talmic]] grammatical gender; gendered pronouns and verb affixes no longer mark grammatical gender, but natural gender (as in [[Naquian]]). There is no definite or indefinite article.

The plural form is inherited from the Proto-Talmic reduplicated collective, and is often formed by reduplication. Example: ''breit'' /bɾɛit/ 'woman', ''bebreit'' /bɛˈbɾɛit/ 'women'. Some irregularities may be present due to the retention of the original single consonant in the reduplicant, as opposed to the stem-initial cluster where the consonants interacted to produce new consonants and clusters.

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! style="width: 100px;" | Plural

|-

| ''weiny-'' || ''wein'' || ''~~wevein~~''

| ''weiny-'' || ''wein'' || ''wewein''

|}

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!|my

|''weinyn''||''~~weveinyn~~''

|''weinyn''||''weweinyn''

|-

!|thy

|''weinys''||''~~weveinys~~''

|''weinys''||''weweinys''

|-

!|his/her (3)

|''weinyti''||''~~weveinyti~~''

|''weinyti''||''weweinyti''

|-

!|its (3)

|''weinyt''||''~~weveinyt~~''

|''weinyt''||''weweinyt''

|-

!|our (exc)

|''weinym''||''~~weveinym~~''

|''weinym''||''weweinym''

|-

!|our (inc)

|''weinys̱''||''~~weveinys̱~~''

|''weinys̱''||''weweinys̱''

|-

!|your (pl)

|''weinyc''||''~~weveinyc~~''

|''weinyc''||''weweinyc''

|-

!|their (3)

|''weinytu''||''~~weveinytu~~''

|''weinytu''||''weweinytu''

|-

!|(4)

|''weinypi''||''~~weveinypi~~''

|''weinypi''||''weweinypi''

|}

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 ===Nouns===
-Nouns are marked with a singular-plural distinction, and may also take possessive suffixes. However, the lemma form of a noun is typically its combining form, which is the incorporated form of a noun and is also used to form possessed forms and compounds. Unlike [[Thensarian]] and its descendants, Roshterian lost the [[Proto-Talmic]] grammatical gender; gendered pronouns and verb affixes no longer mark grammatical gender, but natural gender (as in [[Naquian]]). There is no definite or indefinite article.
+Nouns are marked with a singular-plural distinction, and may also take possessive suffixes. Howewer, the lemma form of a noun is typically its combining form, which is the incorporated form of a noun and is also used to form possessed forms and compounds. Unlike [[Thensarian]] and its descendants, Roshterian lost the [[Proto-Talmic]] grammatical gender; gendered pronouns and verb affixes no longer mark grammatical gender, but natural gender (as in [[Naquian]]). There is no definite or indefinite article.
 The plural form is inherited from the Proto-Talmic reduplicated collective, and is often formed by reduplication. Example: ''breit'' /bɾɛit/ 'woman', ''bebreit'' /bɛˈbɾɛit/ 'women'. Some irregularities may be present due to the retention of the original single consonant in the reduplicant, as opposed to the stem-initial cluster where the consonants interacted to produce new consonants and clusters.
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 !  style="width: 100px;" | Plural
 |-
-| ''weiny-'' || ''wein'' || ''wevein''
+| ''weiny-'' || ''wein'' || ''wewein''
 |}
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 |-
 !|my
-|''weinyn''||''weveinyn''
+|''weinyn''||''weweinyn''
 |-
 !|thy
-|''weinys''||''weveinys''
+|''weinys''||''weweinys''
 |-
 !|his/her (3)
-|''weinyti''||''weveinyti''
+|''weinyti''||''weweinyti''
 |-
 !|its (3)
-|''weinyt''||''weveinyt''
+|''weinyt''||''weweinyt''
 |-
 !|our (exc)
-|''weinym''||''weveinym''
+|''weinym''||''weweinym''
 |-
 !|our (inc)
-|''weinys̱''||''weveinys̱''
+|''weinys̱''||''weweinys̱''
 |-
 !|your (pl)
-|''weinyc''||''weveinyc''
+|''weinyc''||''weweinyc''
 |-
 !|their (3)
-|''weinytu''||''weveinytu''
+|''weinytu''||''weweinytu''
 |-
 !|(4)
-|''weinypi''||''weveinypi''
+|''weinypi''||''weweinypi''
 |}