Adjective reference

дя́дин

uncle's

Mixed declension · Possessive

Long forms

Case, number, gender, and animacy

These are explicit stored profiles. Accusative animate and inanimate forms are kept separate.

Long-form paradigm for дядин
Case / profile	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Plural
Nominative	дя́дин	дя́дина	дя́дино	дя́дины
Genitive	дя́диногоAlso accepted: дядинаThe shorter mixed-declension variant is normatively accepted but less frequent than the long adjectival ending.	дя́диной	дя́диногоAlso accepted: дядинаThe shorter mixed-declension variant is normatively accepted but less frequent than the long adjectival ending.	дя́диных
Dative	дя́диномуAlso accepted: дядинуThe shorter mixed-declension variant is normatively accepted but less frequent than the long adjectival ending.	дя́диной	дя́диномуAlso accepted: дядинуThe shorter mixed-declension variant is normatively accepted but less frequent than the long adjectival ending.	дя́диным
Accusativeinanimate	дя́дин	дя́дину	дя́дино	дя́дины
Accusativeanimate	дя́диногоAlso accepted: дядинаThe shorter mixed-declension variant is normatively accepted but less frequent than the long adjectival ending.	дя́дину	дя́дино	дя́диных
Instrumental	дя́диным	дя́динойAlso accepted: дядиною	дя́диным	дя́диными
Prepositional	дя́дином	дя́диной	дя́дином	дя́диных

Family pattern

дядиндядинадядиногодядины

possessive_in

Predicate use

Word formation

Possessive / mixed pattern

RestrictedButCurrent

Lowercase for common-noun source.

Stress and pronunciation

StemFixed