синерги́я
nounfeminineinanimateuncountable
- 1.
synergy
- 2.
co-operation of divine grace and human free will
in Orthodox theology
Usage info
The modern sense is the international borrowing: "синерги́я" is a combined effect greater than the sum of its parts, common in business, medicine and systems theory.
The older sense belongs to Orthodox theology, where it names the co-operation of divine grace with human free will - this is how the word first entered Russian, from Greek συνεργία. The related field of study is "синерге́тика".
Examples
Синергия двух команд дала неожиданный результат.
The synergy of the two teams produced an unexpected result.
Declension
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Nom.Nominative | синерги́я | синерги́и |
| Gen.Genitive | синерги́и | синерги́й |
| Dat.Dative | синерги́и | синерги́ям |
| Acc.Accusative | синерги́ю | синерги́и |
| Inst.Instrumental | синерги́ей синерги́ею | синерги́ями |
| Prep.Prepositional | синерги́и | синерги́ях |
Word familyсинерги́яPRO
- синерги́яsynergy; co-operation of divine grace and human free will
- синерге́тикаsynergetics
- синергети́ческийsynergetic
- синерги́ческийsynergistic
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Michel edited usage info 1 week ago.
