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Mark the stress in russian words with a ' character behind the vowel, e.g. ру'чки, this will be converted to ру́чки. Leave out the stress when it is unambiguous, which is when the word contains ё or only one vowel (the vowels are а, я, э, е, ы, и, о, ё, у and ю).

дя́дя

noun, masculine, animate
often used word

Noun basics

Gender: none/unknown masculine feminine both (m & f) neuter plural only

Is it living?: (unknown) inanimate animate

Noun gender partner (e.g. кошка for кот):

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uncle

Also: Mister, man, fellow

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Когда я вчера́ ви́делся с дя́дей, он сказа́л мне, что верну́лся из Ло́ндона три дня назад. When I saw my uncle yesterday, he told me that he had returned from London three days before.
Я хочу́ поговори́ть с твои́м дя́дей. I want to talk to your uncle.
Моему́ дя́де диагностировали лейкеми́ю. My uncle has been diagnosed with leukemia.
Я живу́ со свои́м дя́дей. I live with my uncle.
Она встре́тилась со свои́м дя́дей в магази́не. She met her uncle at the shop.
Брат моего́ отца́ — мой дя́дя. The brother of my father is my uncle.
Мой дя́дя бога́т. My uncle is rich.
Мой дя́дя пришёл повида́ть меня. My uncle came to see me.
У меня есть дя́дя, кото́рый живет в Кио́то. I have an uncle who lives in Kyoto.
Дя́дя Тэд повёл нас в зоопа́рк, чтобы показа́ть нам панд. Uncle Ted took us to the zoo in order to show us the pandas.

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Declension

Normal Singular only Plural only Indeclinable

Note: Stress change

	singular	plural
nom. nominative	дя́дя	дя́ди
gen. genitive	дя́ди	дя́дей
dat. dative	дя́де	дядья́м
acc. accusative	дя́дю	дя́дей
inst. instrumental	дя́дей дя́дею	дядья́ми
prep. prepositional	дя́де	дядья́х