Театр Declension
Театр means “theater”. 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
- theater
- Type
- masculine
- Nominative
- теа́тр
- Animacy
- inanimate
- Genitive singular
- теа́тра
- Nominative plural
- теа́тры
- Genitive plural
- теа́тров
Number
Singularединственное число
| Nominative | теа́тр |
|---|---|
| Genitive | теа́тра |
| Dative | теа́тру |
| Accusative | теа́тр |
| Instrumental | теа́тром |
| Prepositional | теа́тре |
Pluralмножественное число
| Nominative | теа́тры |
|---|---|
| Genitive | теа́тров |
| Dative | теа́трам |
| Accusative | теа́тры |
| Instrumental | теа́трами |
| Prepositional | теа́трах |
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About these tables
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