3. Noun Cases and Declensions
In Vúndwÿldówyn, there are many cases, in total there are twenty-two of them, which makes the language just a little hard to learn. What makes it more difficult is that up to the instrumental case, they don't go by any specific pattern except for a pattern of letter which is in all nouns for up to the instrumental case, and what makes it even easier is that most nouns have it at the front of the noun. Below are the cases including the pattern for up to the instrumental case. It also shows an example for an irregular noun: dwÿlm which means person, and the rest of the cases use either dwÿlm, tÿwÿ which means child (when it's a noun), and dwò which is a little person. The last case is a little different and includes all nouns, with four new cases.
Nominative: dwÿlm, nothing happens to the noun
Vocative: dwÿlém, -é
Accusative: dwÿlúm, -ú
Genitive: dwÿlūm, -ū
Dative: dwÿlóm, -ó
Instrumental: dwÿlòm, ò
First Declension (nouns that have a two-consonant clutter at the end of the word)
In: dwÿlmkén
On: dwÿlmkén
To/by the side of (by): dwÿlémkén
Down from: Dwÿlúmkén
Up from: Dwÿlūmkén
Out from: Dwÿlómkén
(On) from: Dwÿlòmkén
Into: Dwÿléúmkén
Onto: Dwÿléūmkén
Into the space adjacent to the place: Dwÿléómkén
Through: Dwÿléòmkén
With: Dwÿlúūmkén
Second Declension (nouns that end in "ÿ" or "y")
In: Tÿwÿm
On: Tÿwÿm
To/by the side of (by): Tÿwÿm
Down from: Tÿwÿúm
Up from: Tÿwÿúm
Out from: Tÿwÿúm
(On) from: Tÿwÿúm
Into: Tÿwÿúmén
Onto: Tÿwÿúmén
Into the space adjacent to the place: Tÿwÿúmén
Through: Tÿwÿúménūs
With: Tÿwÿúménūs
Third Declension (nouns that end in any other vowel than "ÿ" or "y")
In: Dwòm
On: Dwòm
To/by the side of (by): Dwòm
Down from: Dwònúm
Up from: Dwònúm
Out from: Dwònúm
(On) from: Dwònúm
Into: Dwònúmén
Onto: Dwònúmén
Into the space adjacent to the place: Dwònúmén
Through: Dwònúménūs
With: Dwònúménūs
Fourth Declension (nouns that end in one consonant)
In: dwÿlmkén
On: dwÿlmkén
To/by the side of (by): dwÿlmékén
Down from: Dwÿlmúkén
Up from: Dwÿlmūkén
Out from: Dwÿlmókén
(On) from: Dwÿlmòkén
Into: Dwÿlméúkén
Onto: Dwÿlméūkén
Into the space adjacent to the place: Dwÿlméókén
Through: Dwÿlméòkén
With: Dwÿlmúékén
Fifth Declension (all other cases, all nouns)
Against (as in opposed): -éú
Without: -éū
Like: -éó
During: -éò