! Nominative, Accusative|| gëba || –a || gëbā || –ā|- ! Genitive|| gëba (-u, -o) || –a (–u, –o) || gëbōnō || –ōnō|- ! Dative|| gëbu (-o) || –u (–o) || gëbōm (-ōn, -on) || –ōm (–ōn, –on)|} Sample nouns of this declension: gëba "gift", ërda "earth", ēra "honor", zala "number", triuwa "fidelity", corunga "temptation", hertida "hardness", miltida "compassion", gi-nāda "favor", lōsunga "deliverance", stunta "time". The -jō declension {| class="wikitable" ! rowspan="3" | ! colspan="12" | sunta; sunte, -eā (-iā) / suntā sin f.! colspan="4" | kuningin; kuninginnā queen f.|- ! colspan="6" | Singular! colspan="6" | Plural! rowspan="2" colspan="2" | Singular! rowspan="2" colspan="2" | Plural|- ! colspan="2" | Early #1! colspan="2" | Early #2! colspan="2" | Late! colspan="2" | Early #1! colspan="2" | Early #2! colspan="2" | Late|- ! Nominative, || sunte || –e || suntea (-ia) || –ea (–ia) || sunta || –a || sunte || –e || suntea (-ia) || –ea (–ia) || suntā || –ā || kuningin || –in || kuninginnā || –innā|- ! Accusative|| sunte || –e || suntea (-ia) || –ea (–ia) || sunta || –a || sunte || –e || suntea (-ia) || –ea (–ia) || suntā || –ā || kuninginna (-in) || –inna (–in) || kuninginnā || –innā|- ! Genitive|| sunte || –e || suntea (-ia) || –ea (–ia) || sunta (-u, -o)|| –a (–u, –o) || sunteōno || –eōno || sunteōno || –eōno || suntōno || –ōno || kuninginna || –inna || kuninginnōno || –innōno|- ! Dative|| suntiu || –iu || suntiu || –iu || suntu (-o)|| –u (–o) || sunteōm || –eōm || sunteōm || –eōm || suntōm (-ōn) || –ōm (–ōn) || kuninginnu || –innu || kuninginnōm (-ōn) || –innōm (–innōn)|} Sample nouns like sunta: hella "hell", sibba, sippa "peace", minna "love", krippa "manger". Sample nouns like kuningin: forasagin "prophetess", friuntin "friend", burdin "burden". The -i declension This declension counterparts the vowel stems of the third declension (is) of Latin, and the third declension of Greek. It contains masculine and feminine nouns. Note that masculine nouns have become identical to -a stem nouns in the singular, while feminine nouns have preserved the original declension. {| class="wikitable" ! rowspan="3" | ! colspan="8" | gast; gesti guest m.! colspan="8" | anst; ensti favor f.|- ! colspan="4" | Singular! colspan="4" | Plural! colspan="4" | Singular! colspan="4" | Plural|- ! colspan="2" | Early! colspan="2" | Late! colspan="2" | Early! colspan="2" | Late! colspan="2" |