example, scōni "beautiful" has masculine nominative singular scōnēr. Other examples of such adjectives are festi "fast", māri "famous", tiuri "dear", biderbi "useful", as well as present participles, such as bëranti "bearing". The strong -wa/-wō declension Similarly to ja/jō-stem adjectives, adjectives of the wa/wō-declension differ from normal a/ō-declension adjectives only in the uninflected form, which ends with an -o, like the corresponding nouns. Unlike the ja/jō-stems, however, the -w- in the stem does appear in the inflected forms. Also like the corresponding nouns, if the stem ends in a consonant preceding the final -w, an epenthetic -a- usually develops in the inflected forms between the consonant and the -w. For example, garo "ready" has inflected nominative singular garawēr or sometimes garwēr, while fao, fō "little" has inflected nominative singular fawēr. Other examples of such adjectives are gëlo "yellow", zëso "right(-handed)", slēo, slē "dull", frao, frō "joyful", rao, rō "raw". The weak declension The weak declension for adjectives is identical to the corresponding weak declensions for masculine, neuter and feminine nouns.ja/jō-stem and wa/wō-stem adjectives have identical endings, along with the same stem forms as in the strong inflected forms. For example, scōni "beautiful" has weak masculine nominative singular scōno, while garo "ready" has weak masculine nominative singular gar(a)wo. Numeralsein "one" is normally declined a strong adjective, but is declined as a weak adjective when meaning "alone".zwei "two" and drī "three" decline as follows: {| class="wikitable" ! rowspan="2"| ! colspan="3" | zwēne; zwei; zwā (zwō) two|- ! Masculine! Neuter! Feminine|- ! Nominative, Accusative|| zwēne || zwei || zwā (zwō) |- ! Genitive|| zweio || zweio || zweio |- ! Dative|| zweim, zwein || zweim, zwein || zweim, zwein |} {| class="wikitable" ! rowspan="2"| ! colspan="3" | drī; driu; drīo three|- ! Masculine! Neuter! Feminine|- ! Nominative, Accusative|| drī || driu || drīo |- ! Genitive|| drīo || drīo || drīo |- ! Dative|| drim, drin || drim, drin || drim, drin |} Cardinal numerals feor, fior "four" through zwelif "twelve" are indeclinable adjectives when standing before a noun, but after a noun or when used as a noun decline as follows (approximately, as i-stems): {| class="wikitable" ! rowspan="3"| ! colspan="8" | sëhsi; sëhsiu, sëhsu six|- ! colspan="4" | Masculine/Feminine! colspan="4" | Neuter|- ! colspan="2" | Early ! colspan="2" | Late ! colspan="2" | Early ! colspan="2" | Late |- ! Nominative, Accusative|| sëhsi || –i || sëhsi || –i || sëhsiu || –iu