плацдарм

Russian

Etymology

Borrowed from French place d’armes, the first part is influenced by плац (plac), derived from German Platz.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [pɫɐd͡zˈdarm]
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Noun

плацда́рм • (placdárm) m inan (genitive плацда́рма, nominative plural плацда́рмы, genitive plural плацда́рмов)

  1. (military) bridgehead, parade ground, foothold
  2. (figuratively) springboard, stepping stone

Declension

Ukrainian

Etymology

Borrowed from Russian плацда́рм (placdárm), from French place d’armes.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [pɫɐd͡zˈdarm]

Noun

плацда́рм • (placdárm) m inan (genitive плацда́рму, nominative plural плацда́рми, genitive plural плацда́рмів)

  1. (military) bridgehead, beachhead, foothold, staging area, staging base
  2. (figuratively) springboard

Declension

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