Masculine Singular Adjectives Declension

• group I - use it for adjectives ending in -y in singular masculine Nominative Case
• group II - use it for adjectives ending in -i in singular masculine Nominative Case

• Right-hand endings are the same as left-hand endings, the only difference is additional -i- or -y exchanged to -i
• Nominative Case and Vocative Case are the same
• Instrumental Case and Locative Case are the same
• Accusative Case uses either Nominative Case or Genitive Case endings
  • it uses Nominative Case endings for inanimate nouns, like book, house or cucumber
  • it uses Genitive Case endings for animate nouns like father, dog or elephant

zielony - green

oszczędny - economical

zdrowy - healthy

wielki - big

drogi - expensive

tani - cheap

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