Abstract
This article provides comparative characteristics of case systems of Arabic and Russian languages. The subject of this research is the case systems of Arabic and Russian languages. The goal consists in comparing case systems of the two languages. Definition is given to the grammatical category of case applicable to nouns. Analysis is conducted on the peculiarities of formation of various cases in Arabic and Russian languages due to the different case systems. The scientific novelty lies in determination of similarities and differences of the case systems of Arabic and Russian languages, ignorance of which can result in the improper usage of grammatical constructs. The presented materials are valuable in studying these languages, as well as translating the texts. The author concluded on the significant differences in the case systems of Arabic and Russian languages, substantiated by the conditions of formation and development of these languages, as well as by the fact that Russian and Arabic are non-cognate languages.
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