/em> or <em>cild</em>, but they can also be feminine like
                    <em>byren</em>. Basically, there is no way of telling which grammatical gender a word belongs to from its meaning.
                </p>
                <p>To quickly review the function of cases, the <strong>nominative</strong> form is used for the subject
                    of a sentence. The <strong>genitive</strong> indicates possession. The <strong>accusative</strong>
                    indicates a direct object. The <strong