Declension of nouns in P-AdW is largelly identical with the declension in canon Adunaic, as captured in Tolkien's notes. Given the lack of enough canon grammar for Westron, we will apply these rules not only to P-AdW Adunaic, but also to P-AdW Westron.
Given the nature of Adunaic and Westron, the definite or indefinite articles in these two constructed languages are not present in the same sense as in, e.g. real world English, real world German, world Hungarian. Instead of separate words, separate definite and indefinite articles, suffixes are used, serving as the endings of nouns in their definite form. This is also respected by the P-AdW version of Adunaic and Westron.
A mutual comparison of canon terms and word roots from Tolkien's fictional languages, in the manner of a Swadesh list.
Within the context of this blog, the forms of these words that are considered canon forms, are all of those terms that Tolkien created during his lifetime and that survive directly in his notes (whether published in books, accessible online, or present in the archives of several university libraries and partly online as well).
This article is considered complete in terms of its contents and its current state.
