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→Adjective declension: third wiki table
| schlau'''en''' Schweine'''n'''
| schlau'''en''' Schweine'''n'''
| schlau'''er''' Schweine
| schlau'''er''' Schweine
|}
So-called "mixed declension" is used with indefinite articles and possessive articles. Both the article and the adjective take an ending, but the masculine and neutral forms change in the nominative case to carry the "lost" ending caused by the use of an indefinite determiner:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!
! Nominative
! Accusative
! Dative
! Genitive
|-
! Masculine
| mein schwarz'''er''' Hund
| mein'''en''' schwarz'''en''' Hund
| mein'''em''' schwarz'''en''' Hund
| mein'''es''' schwarz'''en''' Hund'''es'''
|-
! Feminine
| mein'''e''' gelb'''e''' Ente
| mein'''e''' gelb'''e''' Ente
| mein'''er''' gelb'''en''' Ente
| mein'''er''' gelb'''en''' Ente
|-
! Neutral
| mein schlau'''es''' Schwein
| mein schlau'''es''' Schwein
| mein'''em''' schlau'''en''' Schwein
| mein'''es''' schlau'''en''' Schwein'''s'''
|-
! Plural
| mein'''e''' schlau'''en''' Schweine
| mein'''e''' schlau'''en''' Schweine
| mein'''en''' schlau'''en''' Schweine'''n'''
| mein'''er''' schlau'''en''' Schweine
|}
|}