Genitive Case

7 languages

GermanGenitiv
B1The genitive case for possession and with certain prepositions (wegen, trotz, während, statt).
RussianРодительный падеж
A2Case for possession, absence (нет), quantity, and after many prepositions (из, от, до, без, для, у). Answers кого? чего? откуда? Masc/neut -а/-я, fem -ы/-и.
PolishDopełniacz
A2Genitive for possession, after negation, quantities, certain prepositions (bez, dla, do, od, z). Masculine: -a/-u, Feminine: -y/-i, Neuter: -a.
FinnishGenetiivi
A1Genitive (-n) shows possession and is required before postpositions. Also used for the object of affirmative sentences.
CzechGenitiv
A2Genitive (2. pád) for possession, negation, quantities, certain prepositions (bez, do, od, z, u). Various endings by declension type.
UkrainianРодовий Відмінок
A2Genitive (родовий) for possession, negation, quantities, certain prepositions (без, для, до, від, з). Various endings by declension.
BasqueGenitiboa (-REN)
A2The genitive case (-ren) expresses possession. It precedes the possessed noun: 'Joneren etxea' (Jon's house). Pronouns: nire (my), zure (your), haren (his/her).

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