Category:Nominal Categories
Feature:Number of Cases WALS
Name:No morphological case-marking
Languages (308):
Conlangs (255):
Miapimoquitch
Nuirn
Tircunan
Asha'ille
SASXSEK
Livagian [phonologically]
Regimonti
Naidda
Kelenala
Nawe
Viksen
Mikiana
Neo Patwa
Isuhuwum
Tseeyo
Dravean
Kazujisha
Jaibi
Altian
inapo-sakai
Sindarin
Skerre
Héhà
Adeyan
Toki Pona
Gogido
Vallese
Rejistanian
Shsiwhe Luwur
'Yemls
K'tle
Lhueslue
Patakasama
FIAL
SIAL
Buruya Nzaysa
Fila
Zanese
Waku
Wilas
Kono Mai
Ferzhic
draga
TIAL
Gac
Lemohai
Future English
Majlang
Plitnakya
Kēlen
Avrelang
Aaro
Dahu
Svørgska
Kemba
Aixosixomi
South Eresian
Standard Ancaron
Endehl
Celinese
Wanya
Antiranto
Lonmai Luna
Sakawi
Nevotak
Redspeech
Qorolese
Lhaa: Siri
Slyrdian
Arroe
Himmaswa

There are only two constructions that could be considered case.

The first involves subjects and topics. In the standard dialect, a redundant 3rd person pronoun ('tui') may optionally be used to mark the subject or topic to reduce ambiguity, while an alternative 3rd person pronoun ('keun') is now used exclusively (and optionally) to mark topics when a subject is also present.

Gmangpiangkeuu tui bui dua koh ler hwai. - emperor TPC reach PERF city GEN 1 - The emperor has arrived at our city.

Chooaywo piang keun io uang tui nlooayk. - rat be.big TPC man there TPC see - That man saw a big rat.

The second involves possession, namely the possessive marker 'ler', which, though classified as a verb, never occurs outside of genitive constructions.

koh ler hwai - city GEN 1 - our city

daich ler gedraap - uncle GEN chairperson - the chairperson's uncle

Ieteje
Isoldian
Simbri
toka na musume
Arka
gombazi
Standard Hymmnos
Town Speech
Mithara
Old Pakhriban
Anikele
Sonerha
Poeplish
Kobardon
Tslure Thujekatsoth
Alahithian
Fasime
solresol
Ebo Lingai
Massalian
Zwani
Pupupulandish
Fayn
Cwengaer
Maja
Nahakhontl
Applelang
Old Lonmai luna
Sonorian
Kaujasakka
Gehui
Thensarian
Palethian
Shokitin
Tengan
Pastalie Hymmnos
Snahhian
Tizian
Emeranye
G70200
Alashian
clikli dialect
Oedilaiffe
Haneko
Brutirric
Kiitra
Adinjo
Isolating thing inspired by mesoamerican and southeast asian
Senduri
Ñamu
Ronc Tyu
Telim
Jajuna
Lohsee
Limerian
Franglispan
Kaidu
Ekorat
Aingeljã
Oedilaaiffe
Traup
Averagelang
Qhirem
Omayna
Siaswo
Delniit
Maltcegj
Lwaitel
Neoquux
Tnaaq
Ba'eni
Salga
Kaingu
Ame language
Classical Uraki
bal'ukbar
Mondlango
Velan
Abasut
diSellat
Vandalic
Lavrian
Ensurti
Chagrandi
Mayato MKII
Thosk
Tvern El
Kibaki
Xingish
Kagian
Qrai
Luluvo
Plitchik
Kiriyow (Creole)
TBD
CALS Average Feature Values
Average Conlang
Pandunia
Esperanto 1894
Dearean
griuskant
Wistanian
Voksigid
Dunia
Brasarg
Laga
Pandunia (Inflected)
Menxháo
Melfem
Yeul
Frater
mundeze
Zdetl
Huttese (fanmade)
Empolese
Hallon
Dhakhsh
Centaurian
Varo
Saremite, Old
Cardhic, Common
Oksa language
Yungchangese
Egeriac
Kisimbi
Edebro
Ubaghuns Tëhe
Scotian
Narish
Proto-Maritime
Votgil
Syt
Yuraalian
Frenkisch
Old Olgish
Vulgar Aribelian
Proto-Besokian
Old Soskish
Iliatarian (Sulutmuri & Ngwano)
Iliatarian (Lerewe Giri)
Parian
Toki Ma
Kali-Sise
Nonlen
Si'asigu
Somish
Varta Avina
Sen:esepera
Palato
Eremoran
Batean
Interglossa
Westron
Glosa
Kotava
Lojban
Lingua Franca Nova
Interlingua
Interlingue (Occidental)
Mini
Pegakibo
Laiqbun
Waa
BreadSpeak
Mipukwi
Toaq
ABCL
Ta Ti
Bengenese
Latejami
Omni-kan
iigraa
Modern Eltan
Iqglic
Zese
Sese
Jokelang 2
Cruckeny
Millennish
Sudyrnish
Frangian Sign
Globasa
Pateko
Nao

Natlangs (53):
Mandarin
French
Indonesian
Spanish
Acoma
Arabic (Egyptian)
Amele
Arapesh
Asmat
Bagirmi
Chamorro
Canela-Kraho
Ewe
Fijian
Grebo
Guarani
Hausa
Hebrew (Modern)
Hixkaryana
Hmong Njua
Jakaltek
Ju|'hoan
Koromfe
Khmer
Khasi
Kilivila
Kobon
Kutenai
Lango
Lavukaleve
Lakhota
Luvale
Malagasy
Maori
Maung
Mixtec (Chalcatongo)
Ndyuka
Oneida
Rapanui
Sango
Slave
Swahili
Tagalog
Thai
Tiwi
Tukang Besi
Vietnamese
Wari'
Wichi
Yoruba
Zulu
Koyraboro Senni
Urubu-Kaapor