I am reading a Russian book and at one point I was a little confused, as to how one would say plural of "кочерга".
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2information about this and many other words regarding declension may be found in ru.wiktionary.org/wiki/… – user3694243 Jun 1 '16 at 2:42
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It's кочерги, though yes it used relatively rare. Here's how it's inclined:
- Им. кочерги́
- Р. кочерёг
- Д. кочерга́м
- В. кочерги́
- Тв. кочерга́ми
- Пр. кочерга́х
PS. Actually it's not non-standard, and it would be nice if you'd tried at least to google beforehand. Information of this kind easily can be found. (My guess is that's the reason you've been downvoted.)
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You are absolutely correct, I should have, but now there is no going back.:( – L_Pav May 31 '16 at 20:25
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1It would be useful to show the position of stress for the nominative case: maybe it's the main difficulty with this word in plural. – Alex_ander Jun 1 '16 at 4:32
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1@Alex_ander can not agree more, added stresses for all cases, thank you for the hint! – shabunc♦ Jun 1 '16 at 5:52
