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Mark the stress in russian words with a ' character behind the vowel, e.g. ру'чки, this will be converted to ру́чки. Leave out the stress when it is unambiguous, which is when the word contains ё or only one vowel (the vowels are а, я, э, е, ы, и, о, ё, у and ю).
noun, inanimate
somewhat often used word (#3488)
somewhat often used word (#3488)
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The examples in this format please: Ру'сский текст - english text
The examples in this format please: Ру'сский текст - english text
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teapot
Also: kettle
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Examples
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- «Что он ку́шал?» — «После́дним был, кажется, ча́йник». — «Ча́йник чего?» — «Нет. Ча́йник. Чёрный ча́йник с ру́чкой и но́сиком». What's he been eating? "The last thing, I think, was a kettle." "A kettle of what?" "No. A kettle. A black thing with a handle and spout."
- «Что он ку́шал?» — «После́дним был, кажется, ча́йник». — «Ча́йник чего?» — «Нет. Ча́йник. Чёрный ча́йник с ру́чкой и но́сиком». What's he been eating? "The last thing, I think, was a kettle." "A kettle of what?" "No. A kettle. A black thing with a handle and spout."
- Ча́йник кипи́т. The kettle is boiling.
- Поста́вьте ча́йник. Put the kettle on.
- Однажды "ча́йник" встре́тил Лизу и, отчаянно пытаясь не стать же́ртвой уби́йства, пал от свое́й со́бственной руки. A noob once met Betty and while desperately trying hard not to get killed, ended up killing himself.
- Добронамеренный "ча́йник" начина́ет сове́товать? Жди конца́ све́та. When well-meaning noobs start giving out advice, expect the end times.
- Если ты поло́жишь больше ча́йных ли́стьев в ча́йник, чай будет вкусне́е. If you put more tea leaves into the pot, the tea will taste better.
- Како́й краси́вый ча́йник! That's a nice-looking teapot!
- Я "ча́йник", застрелите меня. I'm a noob, shoot me.
- Боб напо́лнил ча́йник водо́й. Bob filled the pot with water.
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nom. nominative | ча́йник | ча́йники |
| gen. genitive | ча́йника | ча́йников |
| dat. dative | ча́йнику | ча́йникам |
| acc. accusative | ча́йник | ча́йники |
| inst. instrumental | ча́йником | ча́йниками |
| prep. prepositional | ча́йнике | ча́йниках |
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