The following are the conjugations for the u-declension nouns in Gothic, which includes the masculine, neuter, and feminine gender:
u-stems (Masculine and Feminine):
The below are the regular endings, but in a few instances the singular áu- and u-endings have been confused by later scribes, e.g. Nominative singular sunáus beside sunus, Dative singular sunu beside sunáu, and Vocative singular (frequently) sunáu beside sunu:
| Sing. | Plur. | |
|---|---|---|
|
Nom. |
sunus |
sunjus |
|
Acc. / Voc. |
sunu |
sununs |
|
Gen. |
sunáus |
suniwê |
|
Dat. |
sunáu |
sunum |
u-stems (Neuter):
There are only a few extant examples of neuter u-stems, and none are known to be in the plural.
| Sing. | |
|---|---|
|
Nom. / Acc. / Voc. |
faíhu |
|
Gen. |
faíháus |
|
Dat. |
faíháu |