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104. Some nouns of this declension form their nom. plural by adding nna to the gen. singular. These may drop the final a in the gen. plural:—

NOM. PLURAL.
am, time amannta or amanna
sruṫ, a stream sroṫa sroṫanna
druim, m., a back dromanna
guṫ, a voice goṫa goṫanna
greim, m., a morsel greamanna
ciṫ, or cioṫ, a shower  ceaṫa ceaṫanna
cleas, a trick cleasa cleasanna
anam, a soul anma anmanna
daṫ, a colour daṫa daṫanna
ainm, a name ainmne, ainmneaċa, anmanna
maiḋm, a defeat maḋma, maḋmanna

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Other Nominatives Plural.

gníoṁ, a deed an act makes gníoṁarṫa[1]
connraḋ, a compact, covenant  connarṫa
cáin[2], a tax cánaċa
buaċaill, a boy buaċaillí
cliaṁain, a son-in-law cliaṁnaċa
leabaḋ,[3] f., a bed leabṫa, leapṫaċa, leapṫa
cuid, a share, a portion  codċa, codana

For a list of nouns belonging to this declension, see Appendix III.

  1. Really pl. of gníoṁraḋ.
  2. Cáin is also 5th declension.
  3. Also spelled leabaiḋ.