Category

Russian masculine gender

Russian ns, prons, adjs & nums decline in gender: m, f, n; number: s, p & case: n, g, d, a, i, p. Adv, conj, interj, prep stay the same. Verbs: 3 ten, 2 asp; asp pairs are formed: via pref, suf & lex. Beware of verbs of position and motion!

Endings of Russian masculine nouns:

Consonant[edit]

All Russian nouns with a consonant ending are masculine:

  • теремок, поезд, костюм, магазин, Санкт-Петербург, утюг

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All Russian nouns with the ending are masculine:

-ТЕЛЬ[edit]

All Russian nouns with the ending -тель are masculine:

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Some Russian nouns with the ending are masculine:

-A, -Я[edit]

All Russian nouns with the ending -а, -я denotining male are masculine:


Attention![edit]

  • Наш любимый Костя здесь. Ура!
  • Где же мой батюшка?
  • Мой деда самый лучший!

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Some Russian nouns of foreign origin with the ending -e are masculine:

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Some Russian nouns with the ending -o are masculine:

Common gender[edit]

Some Russian nouns are common gender:

Double gender[edit]

Some Russian nouns are double gender: