weak noun meaning in Hindi

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1. Weak nouns have their own endings.
2. Historically, the Proto-Germanic weak nouns were characterized by a nasal suffix applied as a case marker.
3. In general, weak nouns are easier than strong nouns, since they had begun to lose their declensional system.
4. One main feature of weak nouns is that they do not distinguish the non-nominative singular cases from each other.
5. In general, weak nouns are less complex than strong nouns, since they had begun to lose their system of declension.
6. The Indeclinable Feminines are an additional class of weak noun which originally had a word stem with the ending-in of which in Old Norse only the-i remains.
7. The singulars of the weak adjectival declension are modelled after those of the weak noun declensions (-an-and-on-stems ), and likewise have a nominative-oblique case dynamic.
8. As the nominative of neuter words is also the accusative, and as weak nouns have the same dative and genitive as accusative in the singulars, all of the singular forms are the same for the weak neuters.
9. The active participle and comparative only have a weak declension and are in masculine and neuter modelled after the weak nouns with roots in-an-stems, but in feminine and plural modelled after the weak nouns with roots in-in-stems.
10. The active participle and comparative only have a weak declension and are in masculine and neuter modelled after the weak nouns with roots in-an-stems, but in feminine and plural modelled after the weak nouns with roots in-in-stems.