Sanskrit Declensions

To help memorise case endings for sanskrit nouns. Contains inflected endings in devanagari script. Except the first two columns, all other a-stem neuter-noun endings match those of their masculine counterparts PS. (i) if stem already contains an 'r' sound then the न् becomes ण् unless a त् comes in between (not in accusative plural) (ii) verbal nouns are usually given for masculine, they turn into long-i stems for feminine

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short a-stems (masculine)

short a-stems (neuter)

long a-stems (feminine)

long i-stems (feminine)

long u-stems (feminine)

short u-stems (feminine)

short u-stems (masculine)

short i-stems (masculine)

r-stems (masculine)

o-stem (feminine)

short i-stem (neuter)

short u-stem (neuter)

raajan (king) (exception for n-stems)

n-stem (masculine)

t-stem (verbal noun)

d-stem (masculine noun)

n-stem (adjective)

pathin (route) (masculine)

vidvas (scholar) (masculine)

s-stem (masculine)

s-stem (neuter)

t-stem (neuter)

n-stem (neuter)

dish (direction) (fem)

vaak (voice) (fem)