Re: two questions

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From: ronald f. feldstein
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1992 02:53

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On the subject of put':  
in all Russian dialects this word is either a regular masculine (put', put'a,
put'em) or feminine (put', puti, put'ju).  Only in the literary language
is it a masculine i-stem.

Also, the -ja class of nouns is not exactly uniform.  Cf. gen. pl. stremjan,
and semjan, but -en in imen, vremen, etc.

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