ня́ня
- 1.
nanny, babysitter, nursemaid, childminder
Мы на́няли ня́ню для мла́дшего сы́на.
We hired a nanny for our youngest son.
The usual word for a hired carer of small children; also used affectionately of an old family nurse.
- 2.
nursing assistant, auxiliary nurse, carermedicine
Ня́ня помога́ла больным после опера́ции.
The auxiliary nurse looked after the patients after their operations.
Of hospital staff who wash and feed patients rather than of qualified nurses.
Examples
Няня, нанимаемая соседями, приходит каждый день.
The nanny hired by the neighbors comes every day.
В подростковом во́зрасте Мэри рабо́тала ня́ней.
Mary worked as a babysitter when she was a teenager.
Няня, переодевающая малыша, тихо напевала песенку.
The nanny, changing the baby's clothes, quietly hummed a song.
В тече́ние дня он с ня́ней.
During the day, he is with a nanny.
Declension
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Nom.Nominative | ня́ня | ня́ни |
| Gen.Genitive | ня́ни | ня́нь |
| Dat.Dative | ня́не | ня́ням |
| Acc.Accusative | ня́ню | ня́нь |
| Inst.Instrumental | ня́ней ня́нею | ня́нями |
| Prep.Prepositional | ня́не | ня́нях |
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