Khulls nouns

Khulls nouns inflect using a fusional declension system. Though not as complicated at that of Poswa, the declensions differ more from each other because Khulls uses a "discrete" declension system instead of deriving inflections based on every phoneme in the word, as does Poswa.

Noun declension tables

Primary vowel-stem declensions

Nominative	(English)	Accusative	Locative	Possessive	Dative	Circumstantial	Essive	Instrumental
òṭa	table, desk	oṭà	oṭâ	oṭas	oṭal	oṭan	oṭī	oṭō
ḳĭri	happiness, victory	ḳirì	ḳirî	ḳiris	ḳiril	ḳirin	ḳirĕ	ḳiġʷ
nìto	price, penalty	nitò	nitô	nitos	nitol	niton	nikʷ	nitū
egà	daytime sky	egaḳà	egaḳâ	egaḳas	egaḳal	egaḳan	egaḳī	egaḳō
gʷì	beach	gʷiḳì	gʷiḳî	gʷiḳis	gʷiḳil	gʷiḳin	gʷiḳĕ	gʷiḳʷ
makò	seal (animal)	makoḳò	makoḳô	makoḳos	makoḳol	makoḳon	makoḳʷ	makoḳū
pā	school	pâ	pâ	pâs	pâl	pân	pê	pô
mī	bottle	bè	bê	bes	bel	ben	bē	bē
kʷō	bed	kʷaʕʷù	kʷaʕʷû	kʷaʕʷus	kʷaʕʷul	kʷaʕʷun	kʷaʕʷ	kʷaʕʷū

Secondary vowel-stem declensions

Nominative	(English)	Accusative	Locative	Possessive	Dative	Circumstantial	Essive	Instrumental
xʷèye	curved claw
kʷăkʷ	stone tablet
empĕ	sword	empyì	empyî	empyis	empyil	empyin	empyĕ	empyŭ
mī
ḳē	wheel	ḳê	ḳê	ḳês	ḳêl	ḳên	ḳê	ḳêʕʷ
lū	milk

NOTE, possibly eliminate the first two rows of the secondaries, since final -e and final -u can only come from stressed positions even if in a compound where they are unstressed, except for when the /e/ follows /u/, in which case it comes from /u/ or /a/.

Tertiary vowel-stem declensions

Nominative	(English)	Accusative	Locative	Possessive	Dative	Circumstantial	Essive	Instrumental
mī
mī
lé	diaper	lekà	lekâ	lekas	lekal	lekan	lekī	lekō
mī
mī
mī
mī

Consonant-stem declensions

Nominative	(English)	Accusative	Locative	Possessive	Dative	Circumstantial	Essive	Instrumental
mī
mī
mī
mī
mī
mī