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| | OHG PRIMER - CHAPTER 10 |
 | | The cardinal numerals 4-12 remain uninflected when they stand before a noun, whereas, if they stand after a noun or are used as nouns, they are declined according to the i-declension. |
 | | Those adjectives whose uninflected form ends in -o preceded by a consonant usually develop an a (seldom e, o) between the consonant and the w in the inflected forms. |
 | | The uninflected form of strong verbs ends in -an, as ginoman, taken, giritan, ridden ; that of the weak verbs ends in -t, as gihabēt, had, gisalbōt, anointed. |
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