Editing Vocative case (section)

===Iranian languages===
====Kurdish====
[[Kurdish language|Kurdish]] has a vocative case. For instance, in the dialect of [[Kurmanji]], it is created by adding the suffix {{lang|kmr|-o}} at the end of [[masculine]] words and the {{lang|kmr|-ê}} suffix at the end of [[feminine]] ones. In the [[Central Kurdish#Subdialects|Jafi dialect]] of [[Central Kurdish|Sorani]] it is created by adding the suffix of {{Transliteration|ckb|-i}} at the end of names.
{| class="wikitable"
 !colspan="2"| Kurmanji
 !colspan="2"| Jafi
 |-
 !Name
 !Vocative
 !Name
 !Vocative
 |-
 | {{lang|kmr|Sedad}} (m)
 | {{lang|kmr|Sedo}}
 | {{Transliteration|ckb|Bêstûn}}
 | {{Transliteration|ckb|Bêsi}}
 |-
 | {{lang|kmr|Wedad}} (m)
 | {{lang|kmr|Wedo}}
 | {{Transliteration|ckb|Reşîd}}
 | {{Transliteration|ckb|Reşo}}
 |-
 | {{lang|kmr|Baran}} (m)
 | {{lang|kmr|Baro}}
 | {{Transliteration|ckb|Sûret}}
 | {{Transliteration|ckb|Sûri}}
 |-
 | {{lang|kmr|Nazdar}} (f)
 | {{lang|kmr|Nazê}}
 | {{Transliteration|ckb|Fatime}}
 | {{Transliteration|ckb|Fati}}
 |-
 | {{lang|kmr|Gulistan}} (f)
 | {{lang|kmr|Gulê}}
 | {{Transliteration|ckb|Firset}}
 | {{Transliteration|ckb|Firsi}}
 |-
 | {{lang|kmr|Berfîn}} (f)
 | {{lang|kmr|Berfê}}
 | {{Transliteration|ckb|Nesret}}
 | {{Transliteration|ckb|Nesi}}
|}

Instead of the vocative case, forms of address may be created by using the grammatical particles {{lang|ku|lê}} (feminine) and {{lang|ku|lo}} (masculine):

{| class="wikitable"
 ! Name
 ! Vocative
 |-
 | {{lang|ku|Nazdar}} (f)
 | {{lang|ku|Lê Nazê!}}
 |-
 | {{lang|ku|Diyar}} (m)
 | {{lang|ku|Lo Diyar!}}
|}