дурдом
Russian edit
Etymology edit
Possibly from дом дураков (house of fools).
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
дурдо́м • (durdóm) m inan (genitive дурдо́ма, nominative plural дурдома́, genitive plural дурдомо́в)
- (informal) madhouse, bedlam, funny farm
- Synonyms: жёлтый дом (žóltyj dom), психу́шка (psixúška)
- (informal, colloquial) chaos, bedlam
Declension edit
Declension of дурдо́м (inan masc-form hard-stem accent-c irreg)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | дурдо́м durdóm |
дурдома́△ durdomá△ |
| genitive | дурдо́ма durdóma |
дурдомо́в durdomóv |
| dative | дурдо́му durdómu |
дурдома́м durdomám |
| accusative | дурдо́м durdóm |
дурдома́△ durdomá△ |
| instrumental | дурдо́мом durdómom |
дурдома́ми durdomámi |
| prepositional | дурдо́ме durdóme |
дурдома́х durdomáx |
| partitive | дурдо́му durdómu |
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| locative | дурдому́ durdomú |
△ Irregular.