Grammar

Terms Glossary

Cases (Przypadki)

Tenses (Czasy)

Verbs (Czasowniki)

Nouns (Rzeczowniki)

Adjectives (Przymiotniki)

Pronouns (Zaimki)

Accusative Case (Biernik) - Masculine Singular Nouns

Masculine singular nouns in Accusative Case take the following endings:

Endings - -a

Practice in Noun Declinator

The - symbol indicates that there is no ending.

Some nouns may have irregularities in their stem when adding an ending.

Orthography rule

The - ending usage

Use the - ending for inanimate objects.

Examples

Masculine Singular Nominative Case	Masculine Singular Accusative Case	English
dom	dom	a house
telefon	telefon	a phone
samochód	samochód	a car
budynek	budynek	a building
las	las	a forest
papieros	papierosa*	a cigarette
badminton	badmintona*	badminton
golf	golfa*	golf
burak	buraka*	a beetroot
ziemniak	ziemniaka*	a potato
pomidor	pomidora*	a tomato
ananas	ananasa*	a pineapple

The -a ending usage

Use the -a ending for animate objects.

Examples

Masculine Singular Nominative Case	Masculine Singular Accusative Case	English
kot	kota	a cat
ogrodnik	ogrodnika	a gardener
pracownik	pracownika	a worker
słoń	słonia	an elephant
lew	lwa	a lion
pies	psa	a dog
bóbr	bobra	a beaver
mąż	męża	a husband

Practice in Noun Declinator

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Accusative Case (Biernik) - Nouns Endings

Accusative Case (Biernik) - Feminine Singular Nouns

Accusative Case (Biernik) - Masculine Singular Nouns

Masculine singular nouns in Accusative Case take the following endings:

Endings - -a

Practice in Noun Declinator

The - symbol indicates that there is no ending.

Some nouns may have irregularities in their stem when adding an ending.

Orthography rule

The - ending usage

Use the - ending for inanimate objects.

Examples

Masculine Singular Nominative Case	Masculine Singular Accusative Case	English
dom	dom	a house
telefon	telefon	a phone
samochód	samochód	a car
budynek	budynek	a building
las	las	a forest
papieros	papierosa*	a cigarette
badminton	badmintona*	badminton
golf	golfa*	golf
burak	buraka*	a beetroot
ziemniak	ziemniaka*	a potato
pomidor	pomidora*	a tomato
ananas	ananasa*	a pineapple

The -a ending usage

Use the -a ending for animate objects.

Examples

Masculine Singular Nominative Case	Masculine Singular Accusative Case	English
kot	kota	a cat
ogrodnik	ogrodnika	a gardener
pracownik	pracownika	a worker
słoń	słonia	an elephant
lew	lwa	a lion
pies	psa	a dog
bóbr	bobra	a beaver
mąż	męża	a husband

Practice in Noun Declinator

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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.

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Accusative Case (Biernik) - Nouns Endings

Accusative Case (Biernik) - Feminine Singular Nouns