abate

abates (plural nominative)
abati (singular accusative)
abates (plural accusative)
abates (singular genitive)
abatu (plural genitive)
abatei (singular dative)
abatēm (plural dative)
abati (singular instrumental)
abatēm (plural instrumental)
abatē (singular locative)
abatēs (plural locative)
abates (plural vocative)


Estere

Esteres (plural nominative)
Esteri (singular accusative)
Esteres (plural accusative)
Esteres (singular genitive)
Esteru (plural genitive)
Esterei (singular dative)
Esterēm (plural dative)
Esteri (singular instrumental)
Esterēm (plural instrumental)
Esterē (singular locative)
Esterēs (plural locative)
Esteres (plural vocative)


dievs

dievi (plural nominative)
dievu (singular accusative)
dievus (plural accusative)
dieva (singular genitive)
dievu (plural genitive)
dievam (singular dative)
dieviem (plural dative)
dievu (singular instrumental)
dieviem (plural instrumental)
dievā (singular locative)
dievos (plural locative)
dievi (plural vocative)


māsa

māsas (plural nominative)
māsu (singular accusative)
māsas (plural accusative)
māsas (singular genitive)
māsu (plural genitive)
māsai (singular dative)
māsām (plural dative)
māsu (singular instrumental)
māsām (plural instrumental)
māsā (singular locative)
māsās (plural locative)
māsas (plural vocative)


Jozua

Jozuas (plural nominative)
Jozuu (singular accusative)
Jozuas (plural accusative)
Jozuas (singular genitive)
Jozuu (plural genitive)
Jozuai (singular dative)
Jozuām (plural dative)
Jozuu (singular instrumental)
Jozuām (plural instrumental)
Jozuā (singular locative)
Jozuās (plural locative)
Jozuas (plural vocative)


Nehemija

Nehemijas (plural nominative)
Nehemiju (singular accusative)
Nehemijas (plural accusative)
Nehemijas (singular genitive)
Nehemiju (plural genitive)
Nehemijai (singular dative)
Nehemijām (plural dative)
Nehemiju (singular instrumental)
Nehemijām (plural instrumental)
Nehemijā (singular locative)
Nehemijās (plural locative)
Nehemijas (plural vocative)


Ezra

Ezras (plural nominative)
Ezru (singular accusative)
Ezras (plural accusative)
Ezras (singular genitive)
Ezru (plural genitive)
Ezrai (singular dative)
Ezrām (plural dative)
Ezru (singular instrumental)
Ezrām (plural instrumental)
Ezrā (singular locative)
Ezrās (plural locative)
Ezras (plural vocative)


Jeremija

Jeremijas (plural nominative)
Jeremiju (singular accusative)
Jeremijas (plural accusative)
Jeremijas (singular genitive)
Jeremiju (plural genitive)
Jeremijai (singular dative)
Jeremijām (plural dative)
Jeremiju (singular instrumental)
Jeremijām (plural instrumental)
Jeremijā (singular locative)
Jeremijās (plural locative)
Jeremijas (plural vocative)


Ecēhiēl

Du latin Ezechiel, que venne du grec ancien Εζεκιήλ (Ezekií̱l) et ce du hébreu יחזקאל (Y'khizqel), « que Dieu rend fort »


Jesaja

Jesajas (plural nominative)
Jesaju (singular accusative)
Jesajas (plural accusative)
Jesajas (singular genitive)
Jesaju (plural genitive)
Jesajai (singular dative)
Jesajām (plural dative)
Jesaju (singular instrumental)
Jesajām (plural instrumental)
Jesajā (singular locative)
Jesajās (plural locative)
Jesajas (plural vocative)


Hozeja

Hozejas (plural nominative)
Hozeju (singular accusative)
Hozejas (plural accusative)
Hozejas (singular genitive)
Hozeju (plural genitive)
Hozejai (singular dative)
Hozejām (plural dative)
Hozeju (singular instrumental)
Hozejām (plural instrumental)
Hozejā (singular locative)
Hozejās (plural locative)
Hozejas (plural vocative)


Miha

Mihas (plural nominative)
Mihu (singular accusative)
Mihas (plural accusative)
Mihas (singular genitive)
Mihu (plural genitive)
Mihai (singular dative)
Mihām (plural dative)
Mihu (singular instrumental)
Mihām (plural instrumental)
Mihā (singular locative)
Mihās (plural locative)
Mihas (plural vocative)


Cefanja

Cefanjas (plural nominative)
Cefanju (singular accusative)
Cefanjas (plural accusative)
Cefanjas (singular genitive)
Cefanju (plural genitive)
Cefanjai (singular dative)
Cefanjām (plural dative)
Cefanju (singular instrumental)
Cefanjām (plural instrumental)
Cefanjā (singular locative)
Cefanjās (plural locative)
Cefanjas (plural vocative)


Obadja

Obadjas (plural nominative)
Obadju (singular accusative)
Obadjas (plural accusative)
Obadjas (singular genitive)
Obadju (plural genitive)
Obadjai (singular dative)
Obadjām (plural dative)
Obadju (singular instrumental)
Obadjām (plural instrumental)
Obadjā (singular locative)
Obadjās (plural locative)
Obadjas (plural vocative)


Matīss

Matīsi (plural nominative)
Matīsu (singular accusative)
Matīsus (plural accusative)
Matīsa (singular genitive)
Matīsu (plural genitive)
Matīsam (singular dative)
Matīsiem (plural dative)
Matīsu (singular instrumental)
Matīsiem (plural instrumental)
Matīsā (singular locative)
Matīsos (plural locative)
Matīsi (plural vocative)


Marks

Marki (plural nominative)
Marku (singular accusative)
Markus (plural accusative)
Marka (singular genitive)
Marku (plural genitive)
Markam (singular dative)
Markiem (plural dative)
Marku (singular instrumental)
Markiem (plural instrumental)
Markā (singular locative)
Markos (plural locative)
Marki (plural vocative)


Lūka

Lūkas (plural nominative)
Lūku (singular accusative)
Lūkas (plural accusative)
Lūkas (singular genitive)
Lūku (plural genitive)
Lūkai (singular dative)
Lūkām (plural dative)
Lūku (singular instrumental)
Lūkām (plural instrumental)
Lūkā (singular locative)
Lūkās (plural locative)
Lūkas (plural vocative)


Jānis

Jāņi (plural nominative)
Jāni (singular accusative)
Jāņus (plural accusative)
Jāņa (singular genitive)
Jāņu (plural genitive)
Jānim (singular dative)
Jāņiem (plural dative)
Jāni (singular instrumental)
Jāņiem (plural instrumental)
Jānī (singular locative)
Jāņos (plural locative)
Jāni (singular vocative)
Jāņi (plural vocative)


Pēteris

Pēteri (plural nominative)
Pēteri (singular accusative)
Pēterus (plural accusative)
Pētera (singular genitive)
Pēteru (plural genitive)
Pēterim (singular dative)
Pēteriem (plural dative)
Pēteri (singular instrumental)
Pēteriem (plural instrumental)
Pēterī (singular locative)
Pēteros (plural locative)
Pēteri (singular vocative)
Pēteri (plural vocative)


baznīca

Du Erreur modèle étyl : langue inconnue ou absente (« chapelle »).

baznīcas (plural nominative)
baznīcu (singular accusative)
baznīcas (plural accusative)
baznīcas (singular genitive)
baznīcu (plural genitive)
baznīcai (singular dative)
baznīcām (plural dative)
baznīcu (singular instrumental)
baznīcām (plural instrumental)
baznīcā (singular locative)
baznīcās (plural locative)
baznīcas (plural vocative)