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abbey (neuter)
аббатств
аббатства - plural
unproductive abbey - непродуктивое аббатств
unproductive abbeys - непродуктивые аббатства
Nominative - This is the abbey. Это аббатств.
Accusative - I went to the abbey. Я пошёл аббатство.
Genitive - We are going to the abbey in Siberia. Мы ходим аббатства в Сибирь.
Neutral noun, nominative singular аббатство.
abbey (neuter)
аббатство
аббатства - plural
unproductive abbey - непродуктивное аббатство (Though I have no idea what does that mean.)
unproductive abbeys - непродуктивные аббатства
Nominative - This is the abbey. Это аббатство.
Accusative - I went to the abbey. Я пошёл в аббатство.
Accusative - We are going to the abbey in Siberia. Мы идем в аббатство в Сибири.
Genitive - There is no abbey in Siberia. В Сибири нет аббатства.
abbey (neuter)
аббатство
аббатства - plural
unproductive abbey - непродуктивное аббатство
unproductive abbeys - непродуктивные аббатства
Nominative - This is the abbey. Это - аббатство.
Accusative - I went to the abbey. Я пошёл в аббатство.
Genitive - We are going to the abbey in Siberia. Мы собираемся в аббатство в Сибири (You can say "в Сибирь", but it means "to the Siberia").
By the way, what is the difference between abbey and monastery? "Аббатство" is not used in the Orthodox Church. It is better to say "монастырь".
монастырь
монастыри
непродуктивный монастырь
непродуктивные монастыри
Это - монастырь.
Я пошел в монастырь.
Мы собираемся в монастырь в Сибири.
What does "unproductive abbey" means? Do abbeys have some production?
I am misquoting Vladimir Lenins for saying "unproductive abbeys or monasteries" because all that the monks do is pray and eat and sleep unlike factories which are. аббатсево is the fourth word in the letter A of the Russian dictionary. I intend to declense all of the nouns in the Russian dictionary with your very very generous help :mrgreen:
LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by apparatchik
You are a hero. I hope I will not die when you will pass the letter "Я".
That is all you need:Quote:
Originally Posted by apparatchik
Morphological analysis
That was just so cool, it-ogo!