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at-ending Ordinary

The declension of base words with a single stem is shown below:

Masculine base word: dhImat (wise)

Case Singular Dual Plural
Nominative (NOM) dhImAn dhImantO dhImantaHa
Accusative (ACC) dhImantam dhImantO dhImataHa
Instrumental (INS) dhImatA dhImadbhyAm dhImadbhiHa
Dative (DAT) dhImate dhImadbhyAm dhImadbhyaHa
Ablative (ABL) dhImataHa dhImadbhyAm dhImadbhyaHa
Genitive (GEN) dhImataHa dhImatoHa dhImatAm
Locative (LOC) dhImati dhImatoHa dhImatsu
Vocative (VOC) dhIman dhImantO dhImantaHa

Neuter base word: dhImat (wise)

Case Singular Dual Plural
Nominative (NOM) dhImat dhImatI dhImanti
Accusative (ACC) dhImat dhImatI dhImanti
Instrumental (INS) dhImatA dhImadbhyAm dhImadbhiHa
Dative (DAT) dhImate dhImadbhyAm dhImadbhyaHa
Ablative (ABL) dhImataHa dhImadbhyAm dhImadbhyaHa
Genitive (GEN) dhImataHa dhImatoHa dhImatAm
Locative (LOC) dhImati dhImatoHa dhImatsu
Vocative (VOC) dhImat dhImatI dhImanti

Feminine base word: dhImat (wise) [Note: the weak form is treated as bhavatI, resulting in a treatment similar to 'nadI:river' in the weak-element declensions]