Compare each case across both numbers. The forms below are the noun's stored reference paradigm.
Singular and plural case forms for порядок
Case
Singular
Plural
Nominative
порядок
порядки
Accusative
порядок
порядки
Genitive
порядка
порядков
Dative
порядку
порядкам
Instrumental
порядком
порядками
Prepositional
порядке
порядках
Form pattern
How the forms are built
The paradigm above is authoritative. These notes expose a transparent ending change only when the stored declension family supports one.
Genitive · Singularпорядок → порядка
The stem changes in this stored form, so a simple ending replacement would be misleading.
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Nominative · Singularпорядок
This is the dictionary form used to identify the noun.Nominative · Pluralпорядок → порядки
The stem changes in this stored form, so a simple ending replacement would be misleading.Accusative · Singularпорядок- + zero ending → порядок
Remove the zero ending; this form has a zero ending.Accusative · Pluralпорядок → порядки
The stem changes in this stored form, so a simple ending replacement would be misleading.Genitive · Singularпорядок → порядка
The stem changes in this stored form, so a simple ending replacement would be misleading.Genitive · Pluralпорядок → порядков
The stem changes in this stored form, so a simple ending replacement would be misleading.Dative · Singularпорядок → порядку
The stem changes in this stored form, so a simple ending replacement would be misleading.Dative · Pluralпорядок → порядкам
The stem changes in this stored form, so a simple ending replacement would be misleading.Instrumental · Singularпорядок → порядком
The stem changes in this stored form, so a simple ending replacement would be misleading.Instrumental · Pluralпорядок → порядками
The stem changes in this stored form, so a simple ending replacement would be misleading.Prepositional · Singularпорядок → порядке
The stem changes in this stored form, so a simple ending replacement would be misleading.Prepositional · Pluralпорядок → порядках
The stem changes in this stored form, so a simple ending replacement would be misleading.