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culine and neuter only; the corresponding feminine is made by adding ई ī.

a. The stems in in are very numerous, since almost any noun in a in the language may form a possessive derivative adjective with this suffix: thus, bála strength, balín m. n. balínī f. possessing strength, strong. Stems in vin (1232), however, are very few, and those in min (1231) still fewer.

439. Their inflection is quite regular, except that they lose their final न् n in the middle cases (before an initial consonant of the ending), and also in the nom. sing., where the masculine lengthens the इ i by way of compensation. The voc. sing. is in the masculine the bare stem; in the neuter, either this or like the nominative.

a. In all these respects, it will be noticed, the in-declension agrees with the an-declension; but it differs from the latter in never losing the vowel of the ending.

440. Example of inflection. As such may be taken बलिन् balín strong. Thus:

Singular. Dual. Plural.
m. n. m. n. m. n.
N. बली
balī́
बलि
balí
बलिनौ
balínāu
बलिना
balínī
बलिनस्
balínas
बलीनि
balī́ni
A. बलिनम्
balínam
बलि
balí
I. बलिना
balínā
बलिभ्याम्
balíbhyām
बलिभिस्
balíbhis
D. बलिने
balíne
बलिभ्यस्
balíbhyas
Ab. बलिनस्
balínas
G. बलिनोस्
balínos
बलिनाम्
balínām
L. बलिनि
balíni
बलिषु
balíṣu
V. बलिन्
bálin
बलिन्, बलि
bálin, báli
बलिनौ
bálināu
बलिनी
bálinī
बलिनस्
bálinas
बलीनि
bálīni