Fragmented stress of feminine nouns

Question

Recently I've found a few feminine nouns, whose declension follows the following pattern:

• Singular/Plural

• N./A. но́вость; но́вости

• G. но́вости; новосте́й
• D. но́вости; новостя́м
• I. но́востью; новостя́ми
• P. но́вости; новостя́х

When I came across the stress pattern of новость, I thought all nouns ending in -ость followed the same pattern, but I was wrong, and apparently this fragmented pattern (stressed stem on singular and nominative plural, stressed ending on the remaining cases) is not that frequent.

I got to know two more nouns following this pattern:

• це́рковь (це́ркви, церкве́й, церква́м);
• дере́вня (дере́вни, дереве́нь, деревня́м);

Are there any other frequently used feminine nouns with such pattern?

Answer 1

Obsolete word сени and semi-obsolete ясли (which both only have plural form) so not frequent, then сани, люди (both of which only exist in plural), часть, мать, дочь, смерть, соль, горсть, кость, сеть, тень, дверь (all last three with variable stress in sing. P./L. + in sing. G. & D. of дверь), полость, плоскость, скорость, область, камень, зверь

Save for the last two seems mainly typical of words of the 3d declension group.

And of course the most frequent - блядь, which however as an expletive very rarely gets to be inflected.

Answer 2

See

• Russian 3rd-declension feminine-form accent-e nouns
• Russian nouns with accent pattern e.