кондовый

Russian

Etymology

From the noun конда (konda), from earlier ко́нга (kónga), from Finnish honka (“large, straight pine tree”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [kɐnˈdovɨj]

Adjective

кондо́вый • (kondóvyj)

1. (carpentry, of the wood of coniferous trees) solid, sturdy, with few knots
   1. (of a tree) having solid, sturdy wood
   2. (of a forest) consisting of trees with solid, sturdy wood
2. (figurative) primitive, old-fashioned
3. (dated) of the yellowish-red colour of freshly felled pine

Declension

Declension of кондо́вый (unknown short forms)

		masculine	neuter	feminine	plural
nominative		кондо́вый kondóvyj	кондо́вое kondóvoje	кондо́вая kondóvaja	кондо́вые kondóvyje
genitive		кондо́вого kondóvovo		кондо́вой kondóvoj	кондо́вых kondóvyx
dative		кондо́вому kondóvomu		кондо́вой kondóvoj	кондо́вым kondóvym
accusative	animate	кондо́вого kondóvovo	кондо́вое kondóvoje	кондо́вую kondóvuju	кондо́вых kondóvyx
	inanimate	кондо́вый kondóvyj			кондо́вые kondóvyje
instrumental		кондо́вым kondóvym		кондо́вой, кондо́вою kondóvoj, kondóvoju	кондо́выми kondóvymi
prepositional		кондо́вом kondóvom		кондо́вой kondóvoj	кондо́вых kondóvyx