Noun Plurals–Revised II

I posted thoughts on possible revisions to the plural forms of nouns (and adjectives) that end in vowels.  In this post, I will take a look at those that end in consonants.  I will use the masculine noun huz male twin in these examples. (Excuse the formatting.  This post is copied from another page).

Here is the current declension chart:

Case	Singular	Plural
nominative	huz	huzï
accusative	huzïk	huzïkum
genitive	huzïs	huzïsum
dative	huzïc	huzïcum
instrumental	huzïv	huzïvum
allative	huzïts	huzïtsum
ablative	huzïd	huzïdum
locative	huzïks	huzïksum

The current system has an epenthetic vowel -ï between the noun stem and the case endings, and then a special plural marker -um after the case marker in non-nominative cases.  I think that if I follow the pattern of the vowel declension, I should put a plural marker before the case marker and see what happens.  I think I will use a different plural marker: -ar.  For the time being, I will leave the singular declension the same.

case	with -ar pl marker
nominative	huzar
accusative	huzark
genitive	huzars
dative	huzarc*
instrumental	huzarv
allative	huzarts*
ablative	huzard
locative	huzarks*

*These versions end in illegal consonant clusters according to current phonotactics.  I can solve that problem by reduplicating the vowel of the plural marker, -a.

case	with -ar pl marker
nominative	huzar
accusative	huzark
genitive	huzars**
dative	huzarca
instrumental	huzarv**
allative	huzartsa
ablative	huzard
locative	huzarksa

**These consonant clusters are technically legal in syllable codas in Rayanese, but seeing them here, I am not sure that I care for them.  I may have to revise my phonotactics!  Or perhaps, I can let them remain legal, but rare, and have all plural forms in this declension adopt the reduplicative -a by analogy:

case	with -ar pl marker
nominative	huzara
accusative	huzarka
genitive	huzarsa
dative	huzarca
instrumental	huzarva
allative	huzartsa
ablative	huzarda
locative	huzarksa

More decisions must be made!