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Stefan M. Pugh and Ian Press.
Ukrainian: a comprehensive grammar.

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54 Ukrainian: A Comprehensive Grammar
дитинча
гусеня
каченя
лисеня
лоша
маля
порося
теля
ведмежа
infant (but дитина is feminine)
gosling, young goose
duckling
young fox
colt
small child
piglet, suckling pig
calf
bear cub
In addition to their meaning, another hint is offered by the place of stress: all
of the above forms are stressed on the final -a or я.
2.1.2.4 Personal names ending in -а/-я
The vast majority of personal names - first, patronymic, family - ending in -a
or -я are feminine. There are two sets of names that look feminine but are in
reality masculine, however. The first consists of masculine (non-diminutive)
first names; three of the most common names for males are:
Олекса Oleksa
Микола Mykola
Микита Mykyta
When referring to people bearing these names, masculine forms will be used
(pronouns, adjectives, verbs). The second consists of diminutive forms of
otherwise clearly masculine names:
Василь - Вася Basil - Basil (dim.)
Георгій - Жора George - George (dim.)
Євген - Женя Eugene - Gene
Many other masculine diminutives exist, many of which will end in -o (see
below) or a consonant.
2.1.2.5 Indeclinable nouns ending in -a
The vast majority of nouns ending in -a (see above) are declinable. The few
indeclinable forms encountered are borrowings from French:
амплуа (neuter) repertoire of roles (theatrical term)
па-де-труа (masculine) pas de trois (ballet term)

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