Quenya noun-cases are well-documented. The ones that aren’t attested in the source material are colored red. I’ve organized them according to case and number. This is only a quick reference chart for translators already familiar with Quenya. For everyone else, this chart won’t be very useful.
| Singular | Plural | Dual | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | NOTHING | -r/-i | -t/-u |
| (Archaic Only) Accusative | Vowel at the End Lengthens | -i | -t/-u |
| Genetive | -o/-éno | -ron/-ion | -to/-uo |
| Archaic Possessive | -wa/-éwa | -iwa/-íwa | -twa/-uwa |
| Exilic Possessive | -va/-wa/-éva | -iva/-íva | -twa/-uva |
| Dative | -(e)n/-na | -in | -(e)nt/-uen |
| Locative | -(e)sse | -(e)ssen | -(e)tse |
| Allative | -(e)nna | -(e)nnar | -(e)nta/-unna |
| Ablative | -(e)llo | -(e)llon/-(e)llor | -(e)lto/-ullo |
| Instrumental | -(e)nen | -inen/-ínen | -(e)nten/-unen |
| (Archaic Only) Respective | -(e)s | -is | -(e)st/-us |