Inflected language
From Conservapedia
An inflected language is a language which declines words (particularly nouns, pronouns and adjectives) into various cases.
English is a partially inflected language, having different pronoun forms for subjective, object, and possessive (we, us, our), but not for nouns or adjectives. Old English had considerably more inflection.
Russian, German, and Latin are well known examples of inflected languages.
