Strong Feminine Nouns

Feminine nouns are significantly different to both Masculine and Neuter nouns in how they decline and the demonstratrive pronouns they use. However, within their own category, the cases are very similar to each other. For example, the accusative, genitive and dative singular endings for Strong Feminine Nouns are 'e', and the nominative, accusative, and genitive plural endings are 'a'. All the nouns in the below sentences are feminine. Examine their endings.

For the nouns which have a 'u' in the nominative singular, remember to drop the 'u' when you are adding other suffixes. For example, in the plural, giefu ends in 'a' becoming giefa.