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дика́рь

uncommon #8789
nounmasculineanimatecountable

feminine дика́рка

noun in -ь
  • 1.

    savage, barbarian, primitive person

    Они́ дикари́, — говори́л он.

    They are savages, he said.

    Often derogatory; also used figuratively of a crude or ill-mannered person.

  • 2.

    loner, unsociable person, recluse

    Он у нас настоя́щий дика́рь — ни с кем не обща́ется.

    He's a real loner - he doesn't talk to anyone.

    Colloquial, often affectionate.

  • 3.

    independent traveller, person on an unorganized holidaytourism

    Мы е́здили на море дикарём.

    We went to the seaside on our own.

    Mostly in the instrumental дикарём 'on one's own'.

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SingularPlural
Nom.Nominative

дика́рь

дикари́

Gen.Genitive

дикаря́

дикаре́й

Dat.Dative

дикарю́

дикаря́м

Acc.Accusative

дикаря́

дикаре́й

Inst.Instrumental

дикарё́м

дикаря́ми

Prep.Prepositional

дикаре́

дикаря́х

Word familyдика́рьPRO

  • дика́рьsavage; loner; independent traveller
    nounmasculine
  • дика́ркаsavage (female)
    nounfeminine

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  • Iron edited translation 1 week ago.
  • Singolin edited translation 1 year ago.
  • luke.hess97 edited translation and usage info 2 years ago.
  • Little_Louis edited usage info 4 years ago.