Singular:
| Case | Masculine | Feminine |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | amba | amba |
| Accusative | amba | amba |
| Instrumental | ambe | amba se |
| Dative | amba ko | amba ko |
| Ablative | amba se | amba se |
| Genitive | amba ka | amba ki |
| Vocative | amba! | amba! |
Plural:
| Case | Masculine | Feminine |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | ambay | ambay |
| Accusative | ambay | ambay |
| Instrumental | ambay se | ambay se |
| Dative | ambay ko | ambay ko |
| Ablative | ambay se | ambay se |
| Genitive | ambay ka | ambay ki |
| Vocative | ambay! | ambay! |
Note:
* While "amba" can be used for both masculine and feminine genders, in most cases, it is considered masculine.
* The declensions are slightly different depending on the gender.
* In the instrumental, ablative, and genitive cases, the feminine form uses the postposition "se" or "ki".
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