Category:Russian hard-stem masculine-form accent-d nouns
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Russian hard-stem, usually masculine nouns, normally ending in a hard consonant (-ъ old-style) in the nominative singular and -ы in the nominative plural. The stem ends in a hard consonant and is Zaliznyak's type 1. This is traditionally considered to belong to the 2nd declension. This noun is stressed according to accent pattern d.
Pages in category "Russian hard-stem masculine-form accent-d nouns"
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