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Polish Grammar Nouns and adjectives It is also to be noted that -as in many Slavic languages, including Russian- there are no definite or indefinite articles in Polish. The Polish gender system is complex, due to its combination of three categories: gender (masculine, feminine, neuter), personhood (personal versus non-personal) and animacy (animate versus inanimate). Personhood and animacy are relevant within the masculine gender but do not affect the feminine or neuter genders. The resulting system can be presented as comprising five gender classes: personal masculine, animate (non-personal) masculine, inanimate masculine, feminine, and neuter. These classes can be identified based on declension patterns, adjective-noun agreement, and pronoun-antecedent agreement. Related Articles: Polish Translation :: Dialects :: Grammar :: History :: Statistics :: Word Order Find out more About Polish Translation: Polish Introduction | Geography | Polish People | Government | Polish Economy | Communications | Polish Transportation | Military | Transnational Issues | Flag | Map | Introduction and Background | Terrain | Peoples | Governments | Economies | Communication Systems | Transportation Systems | Militaries | Global Issues 
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