Nouns in Hwisperifos

&nbsp Nouns in Hwisperifos Are more heavily declined than those of other Languages. many of these inclinations allow words to move more freely in Hwisperifos than in other languages

Gender
Nouns in Hwisperifos have three genders: Masculine, Feminine and Neuter. While gender is not specified in the noun, there are gendered definite articles:
 * Masculine shi
 * Feminine shu
 * Neuter sho

Often this correlates realistically to gender when refering to living things: With inanimate or constucted objects the gender relations are often arbitrary:
 * Shi hwavet (the man)
 * Shi foshilh (the stallion)
 * Shu pyrh (the woman)
 * Shu foshilh (the mare)
 * Sho foshilh (the horse whose gender is unknown)
 * Shi kysh (the rain)
 * Shu lih (the letter)
 * Sho Lharash (the house)

Pluralization
Hwisperifos forms it's plurals through basic redoubling. All nouns in the language end with closed syllables (have consonants at the end) so the plural is formed by adding -i- and repeating the last consonant: words such as lih (letter) pyrh (woman) or foshilh (horse) that end with H, Lh or Rh will recieve an X, L or R in their pluralization:
 * Kysh (rain)
 * Kyshish (rains)
 * Hwavet (man)
 * Hwavetit (men)
 * Lharash (house)
 * Lharashish (houses)
 * Lihix (letters)
 * Pyrhir (woman)
 * Foshilhil (horses)

Cases
Hwisperifos has no prepositions and instead uses a system of seven cases: Each noun must be declined for each case. the articles also go through a sort of inflection.
 * Nominative
 * Dative
 * Genitive
 * Accusative
 * Ablative
 * Locative
 * Instrumental