Editing Dual (grammatical number) (section)

==== Sorbian language ====
As in Slovenian, the Sorbian language (both dialects Upper and Lower Sorbian) has preserved the dual. For nouns, the following endings are used:

{| class="wikitable" align = "center"
! !! Masculine !! Feminine or neuter
|-
! Nominative, accusative, vocative
| {{lang|wen|-aj/-ej}} || {{lang|wen|-e{{smallsup|2}}/-y/-i}}
|-
! Genitive{{smallsup|1}}
| {{lang|wen|-ow}}  || {{lang|wen|-ow}}
|-
! Dative, instrumental, locative
| {{lang|wen|-omaj}} || {{lang|wen|-omaj}}
|}

# The genitive form is based on the plural form of the noun.
# The -e ending causes various softening changes to occur to the preceding constant, for further information see the article on [[Sorbian language|Sorbian]].

For example, the declension of ''sin'' (masculine) and ''crow'' (feminine) in the dual in Upper Sorbian would be given as

{| class="wikitable" align = "center"
! !! {{lang|wen|hrěch}} ("sin") !! {{lang|wen|wróna}} ("crow")
|-
! Nominative, accusative, vocative
| {{lang|wen|hrěchaj}} || {{lang|wen|wrónje}}
|-
! Genitive
| {{lang|wen|hrěchow}} || {{lang|wen|wrónow}}
|-
! Dative, instrumental, locative
| {{lang|wen|hrěchomaj}} || {{lang|wen|wrónomaj}}
|}

For verbs, the endings in the present tense are given as {{lang|wen|-moj}}, {{lang|wen|-tej/-taj}}, {{lang|wen|-tej/-taj}}. The table below shows a comparison of the conjugation of the verb {{lang|wen|pisać}}, which means "to write" and belongs to Class I in the singular, dual, and plural.

{| class="wikitable" align = "center"
! !! Singular !! Dual !! Plural
|-
! First person
| {{lang|wen|pis'''am'''}} || {{lang|wen|pis'''amoj'''}} || {{lang|wen|pis'''amy'''}}
|-
! Second person
| {{lang|wen|pis'''aš'''}} || {{lang|wen|pis'''atej'''}} || {{lang|wen|pis'''aće'''}}
|-
! Third person
| {{lang|wen|pis'''a'''}} || {{lang|wen|pis'''atej'''}} || {{lang|wen|pis'''aja'''}}
|}