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"Charger" in Russian
Russian word of the day | Jul 26, 2021 (see all)
Useful information
"Зарядка" comes from the word заряжать (to charge).
While for a phone or a computer "зарядка" is a shortened "зарядное устройство" (charging device), in case of exercises, it's about charging your body with energy and strength.
Examples of "Charger" in Russian
Declension of the word зарядка
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative Nom. | заря́дка | заря́дки |
| Genitive Gen. | заря́дки | заря́док |
| Dative Dat. | заря́дке | заря́дкам |
| Accusative Acc. | заря́дку | заря́дки |
| Instrumental Inst. | заря́дкой | заря́дками |
| Prepositional Prep. | заря́дке | заря́дках |
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Anita says:
Hello, in the second example, what case is 15-ти? Thanks.
Learn Russian Words says:
Hi Anita,
It’s not easy to define because the endings are almost the same in all cases. I would say it’s the Genitive. If I replace 15 with 80, I get 80-ти минутную, and 80-ти is the Genitive.
Btw, if it was written all in letters, it would be one word – пятнадцатиминутную. The whole word пятнадцатиминутную is in the Accusative case (same as зарядку).