Дядя Declension
Дядя means “uncle”. It is a masculine noun. It is animate: its accusative plural is the same as its genitive. 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
- uncle
- Type
- masculine
- Nominative
- дя́дя
- Animacy
- animate
- Genitive singular
- дя́ди
- Nominative plural
- дя́ди / дядья́
- Genitive plural
- дя́дей
Number
Singularединственное число
| Nominative | дя́дя |
|---|---|
| Genitive | дя́ди |
| Dative | дя́де |
| Accusative | дя́дю |
| Instrumental | дя́дей |
| Prepositional | дя́де |
Pluralмножественное число
| Nominative | дя́ди / дядья́ |
|---|---|
| Genitive | дя́дей |
| Dative | дя́дям / дядья́м |
| Accusative | дя́дей |
| Instrumental | дя́дями / дядья́ми |
| Prepositional | дя́дях / дядья́х |
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About these tables
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