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often used word (#438)
often used word (#438)
Translation
Please do not include annotations (e.g. "medicine" or "colloquially") or hints of usage (e.g. "[Acc.]").
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1.uncle, Mister, man, fellow
uncle
Also: Mister, man, fellow
Also
Editing translations: Please do not include annotations (e.g. "medicine" or "colloquially") or hints of usage (e.g. "[Acc.]").
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A good example is ручка which looks like
1. pen, ballpoint
2. handle, knob, grip
3. arm
4. arm rest
Usage Info
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Examples
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- Том - твой дя́дя. Tom is your uncle.
- Дя́дя Том — брат мое́й матери. Uncle Tom is my mother's brother.
- Твой дя́дя разреши́л тебе води́ть его маши́ну? Did your uncle let you drive his car?
- Наш дя́дя купи́л нам биле́ты в кино́. Our uncle bought us movie tickets.
- Мой дя́дя у́мер от ра́ка два года назад. My uncle died of cancer two years ago.
- Дя́дя Джима должен уйти́ в отста́вку в сле́дующем году. Jim's uncle is due to retire next year.
- Мой дя́дя много лет жил за грани́цей. My uncle lived abroad for many years.
- Я скоро ста'ну дя́дей. I'm going to be an uncle.
- Я навещу́ своего́ дя́дю на сле́дующей неде́ле. I'll visit my uncle next week.
- Его дя́дя часто е́здил в Америку? Did that uncle of his often visit America?
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Declension
Note: Stress change
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nom. nominative | дя́дя | дядья́ |
| gen. genitive | дя́ди | дядьёв |
| dat. dative | дя́де | дядья́м |
| acc. accusative | дя́дю | дядьёв |
| inst. instrumental |
дя́дей дя́дею |
дядья́ми |
| prep. prepositional | дя́де | дядья́х |
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