Re: Cases, part 2

I haven't found any Russian declension tables on the internet that I really like, so I've reproduced this table from A Comprehensive Russian Grammar:

		Singular				Plural
		m	n	f		m	n	f
N		cons./-й/-ь	-o/-e/-ë	-a/-я	-ь	-ы/-и	-a/-я	-ы/-и
A	INAN	=N	=N	-у/-ю	-ь	=N
	ANIM	=G				=G
G		-a/-я		-ы/-и	-и	-ов/-ев/-ей	zero/-ей
P		-e			-и	-ах/-ях
D		-у/-ю		-e	-и	-aм/-ям
I		-oм / unstr. -ем / str. -ём		-ой/-ей/-ёй	-ью	-ами/-ями

I know that it's really dense. Don't worry about understanding all of it right now; I'll spend the next few posts going over it and showing you how it works and what the inherent patterns are.