о́корок
nounmasculineinanimatecountablevery rarely used (#23726)
- 1.
ham, gammon
Usage info
Actually, о́корок is more like a raw piece of ham (from the leg) and ветчина́ is cooked ham. In my experience, the Russians usually dońt differentiate that precisely. But if you want to read about it more detailed, please go to RU.411ANSWERS.COM. Sandy
Declension
⚠️ Stress change.
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nom.nominative | о́корок | окорока́ |
| gen.genitive | о́корока | окороко́в |
| dat.dative | о́короку | окорока́м |
| acc.accusative | о́корок | окорока́ |
| inst.instrumental | о́короком | окорока́ми |
| prep.prepositional | о́короке | окорока́х |
Contributions
Sandy edited usage info 2 years ago.
