терменвокс
Russian
editEtymology
editFrom Термен (Termen), the Russian version of its inventor's name, Léon Theremin, + Latin vox (“voice”).
Pronunciation
editNoun
editтерменво́кс • (tɛrmenvóks) m inan (genitive терменво́кса, nominative plural терменво́ксы, genitive plural терменво́ксов)
Declension
editDeclension of терменво́кс (inan masc-form hard-stem accent-a)
singular | plural | |
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nominative | терменво́кс tɛrmenvóks |
терменво́ксы tɛrmenvóksy |
genitive | терменво́кса tɛrmenvóksa |
терменво́ксов tɛrmenvóksov |
dative | терменво́ксу tɛrmenvóksu |
терменво́ксам tɛrmenvóksam |
accusative | терменво́кс tɛrmenvóks |
терменво́ксы tɛrmenvóksy |
instrumental | терменво́ксом tɛrmenvóksom |
терменво́ксами tɛrmenvóksami |
prepositional | терменво́ксе tɛrmenvókse |
терменво́ксах tɛrmenvóksax |
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