шуруп

Russian
шурупы

Etymology

From Early Modern Russian шуруб (šurub) (1731), from Old Ruthenian шрубъ (šrub) (1601), probably via Polish śruba, szruba (1630s) from Middle High German schrūbe (1361), further origin uncertain.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [ʂʊˈrup]
  • Rhymes: -up

Noun

шуру́п • (šurúp) m inan (genitive шуру́па, nominative plural шуру́пы, genitive plural шуру́пов, relational adjective шуру́пный, diminutive шуру́пчик)

  1. wood screw (fastener)

Declension
Declension of шуру́п (inan masc-form hard-stem accent-a) 
singular plural
nominative шуру́п
šurúp		 шуру́пы
šurúpy
genitive шуру́па
šurúpa		 шуру́пов
šurúpov
dative шуру́пу
šurúpu		 шуру́пам
šurúpam
accusative шуру́п
šurúp		 шуру́пы
šurúpy
instrumental шуру́пом
šurúpom		 шуру́пами
šurúpami
prepositional шуру́пе
šurúpe		 шуру́пах
šurúpax

Descendants
  • → Azerbaijani: şurup
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