шарик

See also: Шарик

Russian

Alternative forms

Etymology

шар (šar) +‎ -ик (-ik)

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈʂarʲɪk]
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Noun

ша́рик • (šárik) m inan (genitive ша́рика, nominative plural ша́рики, genitive plural ша́риков, relational adjective ша́риковый)

  1. Diminutive of шар (šar): small ball, bead, party balloon
    ша́рик для подши́пников ― šárik dlja podšípnikov ― ball for bearings
    нафтали́новый ша́рик ― naftalínovyj šárik ― mothball
    ша́рик моро́женого ― šárik moróženovo ― scoop of ice cream
  2. corpuscle (of blood)
    кра́сные кровяны́е ша́рики ― krásnyje krovjanýje šáriki ― red blood corpuscles
  3. (plural only, slang) brains, mental ability
    у него́ ша́рики за ро́лики зае́хали ― u nevó šáriki za róliki zajéxali ― he is off his rocker; he went a little zonkers
    у него́ ша́риков не хвата́ет ― u nevó šárikov ne xvatájet ― he has a few loose screws (literally, “he doesn't have enough ‘balls’/brains”)

Declension

Descendants

  • → Ingrian: šaarikka
  • → Yakut: шарик (sharik)

Yakut

Etymology

Borrowed from Russian шарик (šarik).

Noun

шарик • (sharik)

  1. ball, balloon
    оҕо шарига ― oğo shariga ― a child's balloon
  2. (of blood) corpuscle
    хаан кыһыл шариктара ― qaan kıhıl shariktara ― red blood corpuscles
    хаан үрүҥ шариктара ― qaan ürüñ shariktara ― white blood corpuscles

Derived terms

See also

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