Russian genders
You can tell the gender of the majority of the Russian nouns from the ending of the dictionary form (nominative case) of the noun. Russian nouns ending in:
Note that for some masculine nouns that have feminine endings -а, -я denoting males, mostly masculine family members: папа, батя, деда; gender is dictated by its meaning rather than its ending.
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