Although no adjective is irregular in its long form, short form adjectives are exactly the opposite. Russian comparatives (sweet -> sweeter) aren't too easy either. These are also included, even though they aren't directly related to stress.
The list uses some obvious abbreviations for case and number:
| Abbreviation | Meaning |
|---|---|
| N | Nominative |
| A | Accusative |
| G | Genitive |
| P | Prepositional |
| D | Dative |
| I | Instrumental |
| sg | singular |
| pl | plural |
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