In Nominative^x, Countable nouns^x, Nouns^x

«Isn't there one in Russian?» We used to have one before the Bolshevik Revolution... Now, in such sentences, the addressee stands in the nominative (subjective) case. What about addressing several crying children: "Hush, you little babies, you fathers are rich and mums good...

Actually, I think I have already said what I had to say in my response to your post about the cats and alligators. But I'll go over some of your concerns : I think I saw from a post here that kind of said that many times, having "descriptive adjectives" in front of UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS...