The Language of Kushan
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The letter in the parenthesis is used if the word ends in a consonant.
 
                 Singular    Plural
Nom.            --              -(a)n
Acc.              --              -(a)n
Part.            -(e)t          -(e)s
Dat.             -(e)t          -(e)s
Gen.            -(i)k           -(i)kh
Loc.             -(i)k           -(i)kh
 
To distinguish between Nominative/Accusative, Partitive/Dative, and Genitive/Locative, the article or adjective is inflected.  If there is no article or adjective, context will tell you what the case is.  (For example, the direct object of a sentence always follows the subject, the partitive will be followed by the plural indefinite article, indicating "some" or "any", and the locative will have a preposition.)