Declension of masculine nouns

In Slovak, the declension of masculine nouns distinguishes between animate and inanimate nouns and between hard and soft endings (see the section on the alphabet).
Slovak nouns are inflected for case and number.
Animated masculine nouns are male creatures (e.g. muž, chlap ‒ man / pes ‒ male dog),
inanimate masculine nouns end in a consonant and denote non-living things (e.g. dom ‒ house).

You will learn the declension on the basis of these examples:
chlap ‒ man
byt ‒ flat, apartment
muž ‒ man
stroj ‒ maschine

Declension of feminine nouns in Slovak

You will learn the declension of Slovak feminine nouns on the basis of these examples:
žena ‒ woman
pieseň ‒ song
ulica ‒ street, road

Declension of neuter nouns

You will learn the declension on the basis of these examples:
mesto ‒ town, city
more ‒ sea
námestie ‒ square
dieťa ‒ child, baby
múzeum ‒ museum

➠ Slovak Adjectives