Vocative Case (Wołacz) - Neuter Singular Nouns

Neuter Singular Nouns in Vocative Case take the following endings:

In Vocative Case neuter nouns use the same form as in Nominative Case. The Nominative Case form is the dictionary form that you should memorize when you learn a new noun. Most neuter nouns end with or .

In Vocative Case neuter nouns use the same form as in Nominative Case. The Nominative Case form is the dictionary form that you should memorize when you learn a new noun. Most neuter nouns end with or .

In Vocative Case neuter nouns use the same form as in Nominative Case. The Nominative Case form is the dictionary form that you should memorize when you learn a new noun. There are some neuter nouns ending in . They have irregular declension.

In Vocative Case neuter nouns use the same form as in Nominative Case. The Nominative Case form is the dictionary form that you should memorize when you learn a new noun. There are some neuter nouns ending in . They have irregular declension.

Neuter Singular Nouns in Vocative Case take the following endings:

In Vocative Case neuter nouns use the same form as in Nominative Case. The Nominative Case form is the dictionary form that you should memorize when you learn a new noun. Most neuter nouns end with or .

In Vocative Case neuter nouns use the same form as in Nominative Case. The Nominative Case form is the dictionary form that you should memorize when you learn a new noun. Most neuter nouns end with or .

In Vocative Case neuter nouns use the same form as in Nominative Case. The Nominative Case form is the dictionary form that you should memorize when you learn a new noun. There are some neuter nouns ending in . They have irregular declension.

In Vocative Case neuter nouns use the same form as in Nominative Case. The Nominative Case form is the dictionary form that you should memorize when you learn a new noun. There are some neuter nouns ending in . They have irregular declension.