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Static consonant stem nouns

Static consonant stems are characterized by lack of ablaut between cases. Like normal consonant stems, they do not have a thematic vowel. Consonant stems are therefore attached in compounds as is, while regular cases are connected through a -𐌿- infix.

There are only four static consonant stem classes:

• Masculine nd-stem, a hybrid between masculine static consonant stem class and strong masculine a-stem class. Ends in -𐍃 in nominative singular.
• Masculine sc-stem, ends with -𐍃 in nominative singular.
• Feminine sc-stem, ends with -𐍃 in nominative singular.
• Neuter a-stem, has a null-ending in nominative singular.