Slovak declension pattern mesto

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1 Slovak 1.1 Declension Pattern mesto 1.1.1 Singular 1.1.2 Plural 1.2 Other Neuter Patterns

Slovak

Declension Pattern mesto

pattern mesto n, noun

mest stem

Singular

• nom mest-o
• gen mest-a
• dat mest-u
• acc mest-o
• voc mest-o
• loc mest-e
• ins mest-om

Plural

• nom mest-á
• gen miest
• dat mest-ám
• acc mest-á
• voc mest-á
• loc mest-ách
• ins mest-ami

Genitive plural modifies the stem differently for each word, so you need to look up its entry in the Wiktionary or any other Slovak dictionary.

The modern Slovak neuter words that end at -emeno also have an alternative form of the nominative, accusative, and vocative singular, in which they end at -emä. This is used almost exclusively in poetry. For example, bremeno—bremä, rameno—ramä. But do not count on every Slovak even understanding these archaic forms!

If the Wiktionary lists specific nouns as having different forms in certain cases, those take precedence over the declension pattern.

Other Neuter Patterns

• srdce
• vysvedčenie
• Dievča