Арест Declension
Арест means “arrest”. It is a masculine noun. It is inanimate: its accusative is the same as its nominative, singular and plural. Below is its declension in all six cases, singular and plural, the same forms the Russian noun declension worksheets print in their answer keys.
- Meaning
- arrest
- Type
- masculine
- Nominative
- аре́ст
- Animacy
- inanimate
- Genitive singular
- аре́ста
- Nominative plural
- аре́сты
- Genitive plural
- аре́стов
Number
Singularединственное число
| Nominative | аре́ст |
|---|---|
| Genitive | аре́ста |
| Dative | аре́сту |
| Accusative | аре́ст |
| Instrumental | аре́стом |
| Prepositional | аре́сте |
Pluralмножественное число
| Nominative | аре́сты |
|---|---|
| Genitive | аре́стов |
| Dative | аре́стам |
| Accusative | аре́сты |
| Instrumental | аре́стами |
| Prepositional | аре́стах |
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About these tables
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