Declension of "фирменная черта" in Russian
Declension of the adjective фирменный company,  branded,  signature
 company,  branded,  signature
              Полные формы
Declension of the noun черта,
                  f, 1st declension line,  feature,  trait
 line,  feature,  trait
              (Кто? Что?)
(Кого? Чего?)
(Кому? Чему?)
(Кого? Что?)
(Кем? Чем?)
(О ком? О чем?)
Declension of the noun чёрт,
                  m, 2nd declension heck,  devil
 heck,  devil
              (Кто? Что?)
(Кого? Чего?)
(Кому? Чему?)
(Кого? Что?)
(Кем? Чем?)
(О ком? О чем?)
Popular Russian verbs
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давать
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указывать
стремиться
звонить
ехать
Conjugation of Russian verbs
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Declension of Russian nouns
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Declension of Russian numerals
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