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neuere in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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The nominative and accusative of neuter nouns are always identical.
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Different languages manifest gender in various ways, recognizing two genders (female, male), three genders (female, male, neuter), or in some cases none at all.
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Ida means this, being the neuter nominative or accusative singular of the adjective/pronoun ima.
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When these forms are changed for the genitive/dative case, the definite article becomes -lui for masculine and neuter nouns and -i for feminine.
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Most of the time neuter gender adjectives are written just like feminine adjectives.
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Masculine and neuter nouns are declined when in the genitive case, and some also in the dative and (less commonly) accusative cases.
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One generally sees adjectives in their neuter form when used pronominally for this reason.
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In the plural, in the nominative/accusative case, the definite article is -ii for masculine nouns, and -le for neuter and feminine nouns.
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The thematic vowel ablauts to only in word-final position in the vocative singular, and before in the neuter nominative and accusative plural.
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One subset of the neuter declension contains 6 nouns for parts of the body.
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