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Adjectives are words that inflect for gender as well as case and number. Adjectives are said to agree with the nouns they modify. This means that when you modify a noun with an adjective you must choose from among three gender forms of the adjective so as to match the gender of the noun.
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masculine:
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Јто мћй стакђн.
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That's my glass.
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Јто мћй пђпа.
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That's my Dad.
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feminine:
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Јто мої рџчка.
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That's my pen.
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Јто мої мђма.
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That's my Mom.
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neuter:
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Јто моё письмћ.
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That's my letter.
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An adjective must agree with the noun with respect to case, too. Here are examples of an adjective agreeing with nouns in the Accusative case:
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masculine:
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Ћн взїл мћй стакђн.
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He took my glass.
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feminine:
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Ћн взїл моє рџчку.
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He took my pen.
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neuter:
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Ћн взїл моё письмћ.
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He took my letter.
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