Declension of adjectives in Russian
Overview of the article published on the SLO website:
Russian adjectives change their form to agree with the gender, number or case of nouns they modify. In singular, the endings of Russian long-form adjectives express grammatical gender, number and case. In plural, they express only number and case.
There are three declension types of Russian adjectives:
- Declension of qualitative and relational adjectives
- Declension of possessive adjectives with stem in -ий
- Declension of possessive adjectives ending in -ин(-ын), -ов(-ев)
The article on the website covers peculiarities of all these declension types.
The original article on SLO: Declension of Russian adjectives
