See also: Шарик

Russian

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Alternative forms

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Etymology

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шар (šar) +‎ -ик (-ik)

Pronunciation

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  • IPA(key): [ˈʂarʲɪk]
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Noun

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ша́рик (šárikm inan (genitive ша́рика, nominative plural ша́рики, genitive plural ша́риков, relational adjective ша́риковый)

  1. diminutive of шар (šar): small ball, bead, party balloon
    ша́рик для подши́пниковšárik dlja podšípnikovball for bearings
    нафтали́новый ша́рикnaftalínovyj šárikmothball
    ша́рик моро́женогоšárik moróženovoscoop of ice cream
  2. corpuscle (of blood)
    кра́сные кровяны́е ша́рикиkrásnyje krovjanýje šárikired blood corpuscles
  3. (plural only, slang) brains, mental ability
    у него́ ша́рики за ро́лики зае́халиu nevó šáriki za róliki zajéxalihe is off his rocker; he went a little zonkers
    у него́ ша́риков не хвата́етu nevó šárikov ne xvatájethe has a few loose screws (literally, “he doesn't have enough ‘balls’/brains”)

Declension

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Descendants

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  • Ingrian: šaarikka
  • Yakut: шарик (sharik)

Yakut

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Etymology

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Borrowed from Russian шарик (šarik).

Noun

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шарик (sharik)

  1. ball, balloon
    оҕо шаригаoğo sharigaa child's balloon
  2. (of blood) corpuscle
    хаан кыһыл шариктараqaan kıhıl shariktarared blood corpuscles
    хаан үрүҥ шариктараqaan ürüñ shariktarawhite blood corpuscles

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