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Vocative Case (Wołacz) - Neuter Plural Nouns

Neuter Plural Nouns in Vocative Case take the following ending:
Ending-a

The -a ending usage

Use the -a ending for all nouns.
Examples
Neuter Singular Nominative CaseNeuter Plural Vocative CaseEnglish
oknooknaa window
lustrolustraa mirror
miastomiastaa city
stadostadaa herd
jabłkojabłkaan apple
źródłoźródłaa source
zadaniezadaniaa task
mieszkaniemieszkaniaa flat
pytaniepytaniaa question
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