Gender in Russian Language
There are 3 genders in Russian Language: masculine (he), feminine (she) and neuter (it). Gender can be determined by a word's ending. Masculine words have no ending or end with an Й or ь. Feminine words end with an А or Я. Neuter words end with an О or Е.
Table below lists personal pronouns word endings for all 3 genders.
(m)
(f)
(n)
ОН[-]
he
ОН[А´]
she
ОН[О´]
it
[icon icon=”icon-chat” size=”10px” color=”” bg=”” hovercolor=”” hoverbg=”” padding=”0px” radius=”0px”] [-] signifies no ending.
[icon icon=”icon-chat” size=”10px” color=”” bg=”” hovercolor=”” hoverbg=”” padding=”0px” radius=”0px”] ´ apostrophe signifies stress.
[icon icon=”icon-chat” size=”10px” color=”” bg=”” hovercolor=”” hoverbg=”” padding=”0px” radius=”0px”] Masculine and feminine words can be either animate or inanimate. Neuter is always inanimate.
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