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Declensions of some proper names in Russian

thamaracay - Jun 19, 2013 at 02:01

I am learning Russian and I have confusions with the declensions of игорь, николай and наталия

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Admin - Jun 19, 2013 at 08:21

Hello!
You can find their declension patterns on our website:
For masculine nouns: Declension I
"Игорь" has the same endings as "житель"
"Николай" has the same endings as "герой"

For Наталия: Declension II
This noun has the same endings as "Мария". Note that the name Наталья is declined like "героиня"

Thus, those names will have the following forms

Nom: Игорь, Николай, Наталия
Gen: Игоря, Николая, Наталии
Dat: Игорю, Николаю, Наталии
Acc: Игоря, Николая, Наталию
Ins: Игорем, Николаем, Наталией
Prep: о(б) Игоре, Николае, Наталии





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