wyznajcie

Wyznajcie is a declension pattern used in the Polish language. It is one of the seven grammatical cases in Polish, and is used to indicate possession or to denote a relationship between the noun and the possessor.

In the nominative singular, the ending for the masculine noun is -ja or -jego, for the feminine noun -ja, and for the neuter noun -gie. These endings then change for other cases, such as the genitive, dative, accusative, locative, instrumental, and vocative.

The genitive singular ending for the masculine noun is typically -a, -e, or -u. The genitive feminine singular ends with -i or -y, while the genitive neuter singular usually has the ending -a or -i. In plural nouns, the genitive also adds -ów or -i, but only for the masculine and feminine forms respectively.

Other grammatical cases have different suffixes. For instance, the dative singular ends with -y in the masculine and feminine forms, and -i in the neuter form. It ends with -om or -i in the plural form, depending on the declension.

The accusative singular ends with the same suffixes as the nominative singular for masculine and neuter forms, while feminine accusative singular retains an -e, -a, or no change at all. The accusative plural usually ends with -e or -i in the masculine and feminine forms. The locative singular adds an -iu, -u, or -e in the masculine, feminine, and neuter forms, while locative plural ends with -ach, -ach, or -ach. The instrumental singular suffixes vary between -em, -y, -m, and so on, depending on the declension.