триер
Russian edit
Etymology edit
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
три́ер • (tríjer) m inan (genitive три́ера, nominative plural три́еры, genitive plural три́еров) (normal usage)
три́ер • (tríjer) m inan (genitive три́ера, nominative plural триера́, genitive plural триеро́в) (professional usage)[1]
- (agriculture) grain sorting machine
- Ве́ялка то́лько выделя́ет зерно́ из во́роха, млы́нок сортиру́ет по ве́су, а три́ер по фо́рме зерна́.
- Véjalka tólʹko vydeljájet zernó iz vóroxa, mlýnok sortirújet po vésu, a tríjer po fórme zerná.
- The winnowing machine only separates the grain from the heap, the mlynok sorts by weight, and the grain sorting machine sorts by the shape of the grain.
Declension edit
Declension of три́ер (inan masc-form hard-stem accent-a/c irreg)
singular | plural | |
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nominative | три́ер tríjer |
три́еры, триера́△* tríjery, trijerá△* |
genitive | три́ера tríjera |
три́еров, триеро́в* tríjerov, trijeróv* |
dative | три́еру tríjeru |
три́ерам, триера́м* tríjeram, trijerám* |
accusative | три́ер tríjer |
три́еры, триера́△* tríjery, trijerá△* |
instrumental | три́ером tríjerom |
три́ерами, триера́ми* tríjerami, trijerámi* |
prepositional | три́ере tríjere |
три́ерах, триера́х* tríjerax, trijeráx* |
△ Irregular.
* Professional usage.
References edit
- ^ Osipov, A., Andreev, A. I., Steinberg, P. N., Alekseev, A. N., Kazanskiy, M. M., Kuteinikov, P. I., Matorin, N. M., Sorokin, A. N. (1930) Словарь непонятных для крестьянина слов [Dictionary of unknown words for peasants][1] (in Russian), 2 revised and enlarged edition, Soviet Union, Leningrad: Red Village, page 144: “триер ― trijer”
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