Noun Declension

As in Latin and Arabic, noun function is determined by cases. Because this language is 'Arabised' the original Latin cases is reduced to a few cases and because it is -although this constructed language based on Classical Latin it is also must atleast in a few forms resemble Vulgar Latin since the 'real' Mozarabic comes from Vulgar Latin- simplified.

The cases for Latin substantives are nominative, genitive, accusative, prepositional/ablative. To make a dative case, put the Latin preposition 'a' a contraction of 'ad' to the ablative/prepositional case.

For Latin words there are the original 5 types of declension.

First declension
(noun used as example: puella a feminine gendered word)
-Singular
Nom. puella
Gen. puellae
Acc. puellam
Abl. puella
-Plural
Nom. puellae
Gen. puellarum
Acc. puellas
Abl. puellis/puellabus

Second declension
(noun used as example for masculine: equus, and for neuter: castellum)

Masculine
-Singular
Nom. equus
Gen. equi
Acc. equum
Abl. equo
-Plural
Nom. equi
Gen. equorum
Acc. equos
Abl. equis/equobus

Neuter
-Singular
Nom. castellum
Gen. castelli
Acc. castellum
Abl. castello
-Plural
Nom. castella
Gen. castellorum
Acc. castella
Abl. castellis/castellobus

Third Declension
(The Classical Latin rules of the i-stem parisyllabic and double consonant rules of the masculine&feminine and the special ending rules of the neuter still exists. Exceptionally for the third declension the dative case singular ends with -i instead of -e, for normal nouns the genitive plural is -um, while the i-stems genitive plural is -ium. Plus, the nominative plural of normal neuter nouns is -a while the i-stem is -ia.)

Masculine
-Singular
Nom. amnis
Gen. amnis
Acc. amnem
Abl. amne
-Plural
Nom. amnes
Gen. amnium
Acc. amnes
Abl. amnibus

Feminine
-Singular
Nom. pars
Gen. partes
Acc. partem
Abl. parte
-Plural
Nom. partes
Gen. partium
Acc. partes
Abl. partibus

Neuter
-Singular
Nom. animal
Gen. animalis
Acc. animal
Abl. animale
-Plural
Nom. animalia
Gen. animalium
Acc. animalia
Abl. animalibus

Forth Declension
Masculine & Feminine
-Singular
Nom. portus
Gen. portui
Acc. portum
Abl. portu
-Plural
Nom.portus
Gen.portuum
Acc.portus
Abl.portubus

Neuter
-Singular
Nom.cornu
Gen.corni
Acc.cornu
Abl.cornu
-Plural
Nom.cornua
Gen.cornuum
Acc.cornua
Abl.cornubus

Fifth Declension
Masculine & Feminine
-Singular
Nom. dies
Gen. diei
Acc. diem
Abl. die
-Plural
Nom. dies
Gen. dierum
Acc. dies
Abl. diebus

Personal Pronoun

-First Person-
-Singular
Nom.ego
Gen.mei
Acc.me
Abl.mi
-Plural
Nom.nos
Gen.noster
Acc.nos
Abl.nobis

-Second Person-
-Singular
Nom.tu
Gen.tui
Acc.te
Abl.te
-Plural
Nom.vos
Gen.vester
Acc.vos
Abl.vobis

-Third Person-
Masculine
-Singular
Nom.is
Gen.eius
Acc.eum
Abl.eo
-Plural
Nom.ei
Gen.eorum
Acc.eos
Abl.eis

Feminine
-Singular
Nom.ea
Gen.eae
Acc.eam
Abl.ea
-Plural
Nom.eae
Gen.earum
Acc.eas
Abl.eis

Neuter
-Singular
Nom.id
Gen.eius
Acc.id
Abl.
-Plural
Nom.ea
Gen.eorum
Acc.ea
Abl.eis

Near Demonstrative Pronoun

Masculine/Feminine/Neuter
-Singular
Nom. eccuiste/-a/-ud
Gen. eccuisti/-ae/-i
Acc. eccuistum/-am/-ud
Abl. eccuisto/-a/-o
-Plural
Nom. eccuisti/-ae/-a
Gen. eccuistorum/-arum/-orum
Acc. eccuistos/-as/-a
Abl. eccuistis/-is/-is

Far Demonstrative Pronoun

Masculine/Feminine/Neuter
-Singular
Nom. eccuille/-a/-um
Gen. eccuilli/-ae/-i
Acc. eccuillum/-am/-um
Abl. eccuillo/-a/-o
-Plural
Nom. eccuilli/ae/a
Gen. eccuillorum/-arum/-orum
Acc. eccuillos/-as/-a
Abl. eccuillis/-is/-is

Definite Article
Masculine/Feminine/Neuter
-Singular
Nom. ille/-a/-um
Gen. illi/-ae/-i
Acc. illum/-am/-um
Abl. illo/-a/-o
-Plural
Nom. illi/ae/a
Gen. illorum/-arum/-orum
Acc. illos/-as/-a
Abl. illis/-is/-is

Interrogative Pronoun
Masculine/Feminine/Neuter
-Singular
Nom. quis/-is/-id
Gen. cuius/-ius/-ius
Acc. quem/-em/-id
Abl. quo/-o/-o
-Plural
Nom. qui/-ae/-ae
Gen. quorum/-arum/-orum
Acc. quos/-as/-ae
Abl. quibus/-ibus/-ibus