поп
nounmasculineanimatecountablesomewhat often used (#4230)C2
- 1.
priest (Orthodox), popereligion
В дере́вню прие́хал но́вый поп.
A new priest has come to the village.
Colloquial term for a priest of the Russian Orthodox Church; can sound familiar or slightly disrespectful.
- 2.
pop, pop music, pop culturemusic
Он не лю́бит поп, то́лько рок.
He doesn't like pop, only rock.
Inanimate noun; also common as the first part of compounds (поп-музыка, поп-арт).
- 3.
(rare) pin, skittlegames
Он сбил после́дний поп.
He knocked down the last pin.
A block or pin set upright in the game of gorodki.
Examples
Старый поп служил в маленькой деревенской церкви.
The old priest served in a small village church.
Declension
⚠️ Stress change.
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nom.nominative | поп | попы́ |
| gen.genitive | попа́ | попо́в |
| dat.dative | попу́ | попа́м |
| acc.accusative | попа́ поп | попо́в |
| inst.instrumental | попо́м | попа́ми |
| prep.prepositional | попе́ | попа́х |
Word familyпопPRO
- попpriest (Orthodox); pop; pin
- по́пкаbutt; parrot
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Iron edited translation 8 hours ago.
TonyUK edited translation 3 years ago.
Sandy edited declension 4 years ago.
