Grammatical genders of nouns (wlz. Gen grammaťíčni noméniw [ħe:n ħramad͡ʑ̥ɯːtʃnɯ nome:nɯw]) is an unchangeable noun characteristic, which helps us to construct a sentences with correct case endings.

Masculine (Maskulínni)

The masculine grammatical gender has those word endings:

1. Endings with consonants (dum — house, pjásek — sand); exceptions are some words, that historically had soft consonant at the end of a word (wųn — aromatic, ladųm — hand, dál — far);

2. Words with vowels (a, ę), that have the definition of a masculine subject (ďędka — uncle, ďjaduška — grandfather, pátka — dad).

Feminine (Femínni)

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