сыр
fairly common #1727C2
nounmasculineinanimateuncountable
- 1.
cheese
ра́зные сыры́ из Фра́нции
various cheeses from France
Usage info
The genitive is sometimes used to indicate "some". This is called "partitive" genitive. Most nouns use genitive for partitive, but this noun has a special "partitive" genitive ending -у, as well as сахар - сахару, чай - чаю. E. g. Питер купит сыру. "Peter will buy some cheese." Πитер кyпит килограмм сыру "Peter will buy a kilogram of cheese." However, the ordinary genitive may also be used in such sentences as the latter: Πитер кyпит килограмм сыра.
Examples
Declension
⚠️ Stress change.
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Nom.Nominative | сы́р | сыры́ |
| Gen.Genitive | сы́ра | сыро́в |
| Dat.Dative | сы́ру | сыра́м |
| Acc.Accusative | сы́р | сыры́ |
| Inst.Instrumental | сы́ром | сыра́ми |
| Prep.Prepositional | сы́ре | сыра́х |
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Contributions
Wade edited translation 10 months ago.
Wade edited translation, usage info and declension 10 months ago.
pyz9188 edited usage info 2 years ago.
pyz9188 edited usage info 2 years ago.



















