дика́рь
uncommon #8789
- 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'.
Examples
Дикарь на острове якобы ел человечину.
The savage on the island allegedly ate human flesh.
Declension
⚠️ Stress change.
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| 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
- дика́ркаsavage (female)
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