root: трещ
suffix: ин
ending: а
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Russian word of the day: Трещина
Oct 11, 2022 (see all)
Morphemic analysis
трещина
Etymology
трещать - to crack; to crackle; to snap
Examples
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Сте́ны зда́ния бы́ли покры́ты глубо́кими тре́щинами.
styé-ny zdá-nee-ya bý-lee pa-krý-ty glu-bó-kee-mee tryé-schee-na-mee
The walls of the building were covered with deep cracks.
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От уда́ра по стеклу́ поползли́ тре́щины.
at u-dá-ra pa steek-lú pa-palz-lée tryé-schee-ny
Cracks crawled up the glass from the blow.
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Declension of the word трещина
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative Nom. | тре́щина | тре́щины |
| Genitive Gen. | тре́щины | тре́щин |
| Dative Dat. | тре́щине | тре́щинам |
| Accusative Acc. | тре́щину | тре́щины |
| Instrumental Inst. | тре́щиной | тре́щинами |
| Prepositional Prep. | тре́щине | тре́щинах |
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