The list of verbs with irregular stress is a list of more than 400 words (and growing).
Verbs are grouped according to their "main part". That is, verbs in the same group look the same, but their prefixes are different.
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 |
The list is by no means complete and most probably it isn't completely accurate. If you have any suggestions, remarks or corrections, please send a mail to theheap (at) mail [dot] ru.
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This list has been compiled using all kind of dictionaries, online and offline. For a list of online dictionaries which show stress, go to the links section in the main page.