Сотня Declension
Сотня means “a hundred”. It is a feminine noun. It is inanimate: its accusative plural is the same as its nominative. 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
- a hundred
- Type
- feminine
- Nominative
- со́тня
- Animacy
- inanimate
- Genitive singular
- со́тни
- Nominative plural
- со́тни
- Genitive plural
- со́тен
Number
Singularединственное число
| Nominative | со́тня |
|---|---|
| Genitive | со́тни |
| Dative | со́тне |
| Accusative | со́тню |
| Instrumental | со́тней |
| Prepositional | со́тне |
Pluralмножественное число
| Nominative | со́тни |
|---|---|
| Genitive | со́тен |
| Dative | со́тням |
| Accusative | со́тни |
| Instrumental | со́тнями |
| Prepositional | со́тнях |
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About these tables
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