Russian Grammar.

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<< 2. The Noun

1.1. Russian Alphabet and Pronunciation

4. Noun Declension

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4.1. Singular Masculine Nouns Ending in a Consonant
4.2. Singular Masculine Nouns Ending in the Soft Sign -ь
4.3. Singular Feminine Nouns Ending in -a
​4.4. Singular Feminine Nouns Ending in -я
4.5. Singular Feminine Nouns Ending in the Soft Sign -ь
4.6. Singular Neuter Nouns Ending in -о, -е, -ё, and -мя​
4.7. Plural Masculine Nouns Ending in a Consonant
4.8. Plural Masculine Nouns Ending in the Soft Sign -ь
4.9. Plural Feminine Nouns Ending in -a
4.10. Plural Feminine Nouns Ending in -я
4.11. Plural Feminine Nouns Ending in the Soft Sign -ь
4.12. Plural Neuter Nouns Ending in -о, -е, -ё, and -мя​
4.13. Exceptions...

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