вене́ц
- 1.
crown, wreath, garland
На го́лову ему надели терновый вене́ц.
They put a crown of thorns on his head.
Often in elevated or religious contexts.
- 2.
crowning achievement, pinnacle, culmination
Челове́к — вене́ц творе́ния.
Man is the crowning glory of creation.
Figurative; typically with a genitive: венец творения.
- 3.
wedding crown, marriage
Весной они́ пошли под вене́ц.
In the spring they got married.
Chiefly in идти/пойти под венец 'get married'.
- 4.
(rare) corona, haloastronomy
Вокру́г луны́ появи́лся све́тлый вене́ц.
A pale halo appeared around the moon.
- 5.
(rare) row of logs, course of logsconstruction
Ни́жний вене́ц избы́ совсе́м сгнил.
The bottom row of logs of the hut had rotted through.
Examples
Рабочий, прирубающий венец, попросил помочь ему.
The worker fitting the log course into place asked us to help him.
Declension
⚠️ Stress change.
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Nom.Nominative | вене́ц | венцы́ |
| Gen.Genitive | венца́ | венцо́в |
| Dat.Dative | венцу́ | венца́м |
| Acc.Accusative | вене́ц | венцы́ |
| Inst.Instrumental | венцо́м | венца́ми |
| Prep.Prepositional | венце́ | венца́х |
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