петров

See also: Петров

Russian

Etymology

Пётр (Pjotr) +‎ -о́в (-óv)

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [pʲɪˈtrof]

Adjective

петро́в • (petróv)

1. (possessive) Peter's (in collocations)

   петро́в день ― petróv denʹ ― Feast of Saints Peter and Paul (observed on June 29th) (literally, “Peter's day”)

   петро́в пост ― petróv post ― Apostles' Fast (variable-length fast ending on June 29th) (literally, “Peter's fast”)

Usage notes

• петро́в (petróv), written non-capitalized, is used only in fixed collocations, and has a special end-stressed declension. When referring to actual possession by someone named Peter, it is written capitalized as Петро́в (Petróv) and has the normal declension for these types of adjectives.

  петро́в день ― petróv denʹ ― Feast of Saints Peter and Paul (observed on June 29th) (literally, “Peter's day”)

  Петро́ва маши́на ― Petróva mašína ― Peter's car

Declension

Declension of петро́в (possessive)

		masculine	neuter	feminine	plural
nominative		петро́в petróv	петрово́ petrovó	петрова́ petrová	петровы́ petrový
genitive		петрова́ petrová		петрово́й petrovój	петровы́х petrovýx
dative		петрову́ petrovú		петрово́й petrovój	петровы́м petrovým
accusative	animate	петрова́ petrová	петрово́ petrovó	петрову́ petrovú	петровы́х petrovýx
	inanimate	петро́в petróv			петровы́ petrový
instrumental		петровы́м petrovým		петрово́й, петрово́ю petrovój, petrovóju	петровы́ми petrovými
prepositional		петрове́ petrové		петрово́й petrovój	петровы́х petrovýx

Derived terms

• петро́в де́нь (petróv dénʹ)
• петро́в по́ст (petróv póst)