Masculine Singular Nominative Case	Masculine Plural Accusative Case	English
dom	domy	a house
sklep	sklepy	a shop
obraz	obrazy	a painting
płot	płoty	a fence
budynek	budynki	a building
kieł	kły	a canine
róg	rogi	a horn
stół	stoły	a table
krąg	kręgi	a ring

The
e
ending usage

Used with not personal nouns that end in a soft consonant.

It will be the same form as in Plural Nominative Case.

List of hard and soft consonants

Examples

Masculine Singular Nominative Case	Masculine Plural Accusative Case	English
szal	szale	a scarf
mecz	mecze	a match
kij	kije	a stick
plac	place	a square
pędzel	pędzle	a brush
precel	precle	a pretzel
kręgiel	kręgle	a bowling pin
gwóźdź	gwoździe	a nail
uprząż	uprzęże	a harness

The
ów
ending usage

Used with personal nouns that end in a hard consonant or

It will be the same form as in Plural Genitive Case.

List of hard and soft consonants

Examples

Masculine Singular Nominative Case	Masculine Plural Accusative Case	English
policjant	policjantów	a policeman
lokaj	lokajów / lokai	a butler
widz	widzów	a spectator
złodziej	złodziejów / złodziei	a thief
psycholog	psychologów	a psychologist
grajek	grajków	a busker
sportowiec	sportowców	a sportsman
naukowiec	naukowców	a scientist
bóg	bogów	a god
wódz	wodzów	a leader
mąż	mężów	a husband

The
y
i
ending usage

Used with personal nouns that end in a soft consonant, except for

It will be the same form as in Plural Genitive Case.

List of hard and soft consonants

How to use the

ending?

Examples

Masculine Singular Nominative Case	Masculine Plural Accusative Case	English
nauczyciel	nauczycieli	a teacher
piekarz	piekarzy	a baker
badacz	badaczy	a researcher
koszykarz	koszykarzy	a basketball player
lekarz	lekarzy	a doctor
tłumacz	tłumaczy	a translator
listonosz	listonoszy	a postman
stróż	stróży	a watchman

Practice in Noun Declinator

Accusative Case (Biernik) - Masculine Singular Nouns

Accusative Case (Biernik) - Feminine Singular Nouns

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Accusative Case (Biernik) - Masculine Plural Nouns

Masculine plural nouns take the following endings:

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	Masculine Plural Accusative Case
Endings	= Nominative	= Genitive

Practice in Noun Declinator

Some nouns may have irregularities in their stem during declension.

Orthography rule

The
y
i
ending usage

Used with not personal nouns that end in a hard consonant.

It will be the same form as in Plural Nominative Case.

List of hard and soft consonants

How to use the

ending?

Examples

Masculine Singular Nominative Case	Masculine Plural Accusative Case	English
dom	domy	a house
sklep	sklepy	a shop
obraz	obrazy	a painting
płot	płoty	a fence
budynek	budynki	a building
kieł	kły	a canine
róg	rogi	a horn
stół	stoły	a table
krąg	kręgi	a ring

The
e
ending usage

Used with not personal nouns that end in a soft consonant.

It will be the same form as in Plural Nominative Case.

List of hard and soft consonants

Examples

Masculine Singular Nominative Case	Masculine Plural Accusative Case	English
szal	szale	a scarf
mecz	mecze	a match
kij	kije	a stick
plac	place	a square
pędzel	pędzle	a brush
precel	precle	a pretzel
kręgiel	kręgle	a bowling pin
gwóźdź	gwoździe	a nail
uprząż	uprzęże	a harness

The
ów
ending usage

Used with personal nouns that end in a hard consonant or

It will be the same form as in Plural Genitive Case.

List of hard and soft consonants

Examples

Masculine Singular Nominative Case	Masculine Plural Accusative Case	English
policjant	policjantów	a policeman
lokaj	lokajów / lokai	a butler
widz	widzów	a spectator
złodziej	złodziejów / złodziei	a thief
psycholog	psychologów	a psychologist
grajek	grajków	a busker
sportowiec	sportowców	a sportsman
naukowiec	naukowców	a scientist
bóg	bogów	a god
wódz	wodzów	a leader
mąż	mężów	a husband

The
y
i
ending usage

Used with personal nouns that end in a soft consonant, except for

It will be the same form as in Plural Genitive Case.

List of hard and soft consonants

How to use the

ending?

Examples

Masculine Singular Nominative Case	Masculine Plural Accusative Case	English
nauczyciel	nauczycieli	a teacher
piekarz	piekarzy	a baker
badacz	badaczy	a researcher
koszykarz	koszykarzy	a basketball player
lekarz	lekarzy	a doctor
tłumacz	tłumaczy	a translator
listonosz	listonoszy	a postman
stróż	stróży	a watchman

Practice in Noun Declinator

Accusative Case (Biernik) - Masculine Singular Nouns

Accusative Case (Biernik) - Feminine Singular Nouns

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The yi ending usage

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The ów ending usage

The yi ending usage

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