турбонаддув
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[edit]Etymology
[edit]Borrowed from French turbine, from Latin turbō (“circular movement”) + наддува́ть (nadduvátʹ, “to pressurize by blowing”), from над- (nad-, “over”) + дуть (dutʹ, “to blow”).
Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]турбонадду́в • (turbonaddúv) m inan (genitive турбонадду́ва, nominative plural турбонадду́вы, genitive plural турбонадду́вов)
Declension
[edit]Declension of турбонадду́в (inan masc-form hard-stem accent-a)
singular | plural | |
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nominative | турбонадду́в turbonaddúv |
турбонадду́вы turbonaddúvy |
genitive | турбонадду́ва turbonaddúva |
турбонадду́вов turbonaddúvov |
dative | турбонадду́ву turbonaddúvu |
турбонадду́вам turbonaddúvam |
accusative | турбонадду́в turbonaddúv |
турбонадду́вы turbonaddúvy |
instrumental | турбонадду́вом turbonaddúvom |
турбонадду́вами turbonaddúvami |
prepositional | турбонадду́ве turbonaddúve |
турбонадду́вах turbonaddúvax |
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- Russian terms borrowed from French
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