Declension of "Филин" in Russian

Declension of the noun филин, m, 2nd declension     translation to English eagle owl

Единственное число
Множественное число
Единственное число
Именительный падеж
(Кто? Что?)
филин
филины
Родительный падеж
(Кого? Чего?)
филина
филинов
Дательный падеж
(Кому? Чему?)
филину
филинам
Винительный падеж
(Кого? Что?)
филина
филинов
Творительный падеж
(Кем? Чем?)
филином
филинами
Предложный падеж
(О ком? О чем?)
филине
филинах
Множественное число
филины
филинов
филинам
филинов
филинами
филинах

Declension of the noun Филин, m     translation to English Filin

Единственное число
Множественное число
Единственное число
Именительный падеж
(Кто? Что?)
Филин
Филины
Родительный падеж
(Кого? Чего?)
Филина
Филиных
Дательный падеж
(Кому? Чему?)
Филину
Филиным
Винительный падеж
(Кого? Что?)
Филина
Филиных
Творительный падеж
(Кем? Чем?)
Филиным
Филиными
Предложный падеж
(О ком? О чем?)
Филине
Филиных
Множественное число
Филины
Филиных
Филиным
Филиных
Филиными
Филиных
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