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Cases - Noun Declension

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After reading this book you will be able to decline any noun in the Polish language. This book also contains exercises with answers, which will help you practice what you learn.

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Grammar

Terms Glossary

Adjectives (Przymiotniki)

Cases (Przypadki)

Noun Declension

Adjective Declension

Nominative Case (Mianownik)

Genitive Case (Dopełniacz)

Dative Case (Celownik)

Accusative Case (Biernik)

Nouns Declension

Adjectives Declension

Instrumental Case (Narzędnik)

Locative Case (Miejscownik)

Vocative Case (Wołacz)

Cases after Verbs

Cases after Prepositions

Nouns (Rzeczowniki)

Pronouns (Zaimki)

Prepositions

Tenses (Czasy)

Verbs (Czasowniki)

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Accusative Case (Biernik) - Nouns Endings

The tables below display noun endings in the Accusative Case. Multiple endings are often available for selection.

The

∅

no ending

symbol indicates that there is no ending.

Some masculine nouns use feminine endings.

(click the toggle button in the top left corner to expand endings)

Masculine Nouns - Accusative Case
	Singular Number	Plural Number
Endings	∅ a	= Nominative = Genitive

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Feminine Nouns - Accusative Case
	Singular Number	Plural Number
Endings	ę ∅	= Nominative

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Neuter Nouns - Accusative Case
	Singular Number	Plural Number
Endings	= Nominative	= Nominative

For guidance on applying the above endings, see these articles:

Accusative Case Declension

Masculine Nouns
- Singular Number
- Plural Number
Feminine Nouns
- Singular Number
- Plural Number
Neuter Nouns
- Singular Number
- Plural Number

Accusative Case (Biernik) - Nouns Declension

Accusative Case (Biernik) - Masculine Singular Nouns

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Cases - Noun Declension

After reading this book you will be able to decline any noun in the Polish language. This book also contains exercises with answers, which will help you practice what you learn.

Paperback

E-book

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The tables below display noun endings in the Accusative Case. Multiple endings are often available for selection.

The

∅

no ending

symbol indicates that there is no ending.

Some masculine nouns use feminine endings.

(click the toggle button in the top left corner to expand endings)

Masculine Nouns - Accusative Case
	Singular Number	Plural Number
Endings	∅ a	= Nominative = Genitive

(click the toggle button in the top left corner to expand endings)

Feminine Nouns - Accusative Case
	Singular Number	Plural Number
Endings	ę ∅	= Nominative

(click the toggle button in the top left corner to expand endings)

Neuter Nouns - Accusative Case
	Singular Number	Plural Number
Endings	= Nominative	= Nominative

For guidance on applying the above endings, see these articles:

Accusative Case Declension

Masculine Nouns
- Singular Number
- Plural Number
Feminine Nouns
- Singular Number
- Plural Number
Neuter Nouns
- Singular Number
- Plural Number