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Russian
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sopъlь. Cognate with Czech sopel.
Pronunciation
Noun
сопля́ • (sopljá) f inan (genitive сопли́, nominative plural со́пли, genitive plural сопле́й)
- (colloquial) (a piece of) snivel, snot (mucus)
- (sports) ping-pong ball flying in close to vertical direction, difficult or impossible to catch
Declension
Noun
сопля́ • (sopljá) f anim (genitive сопли́, nominative plural *сопли́, genitive plural *сопле́й)
- brat, worthless, lousy person; wimp, spineless person, weakling
Declension
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singular
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plural
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| nominative
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сопля́
sopljá
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*сопли́
*soplí
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| genitive
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сопли́
soplí
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*сопле́й
*sopléj
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| dative
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сопле́
soplé
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*сопля́м
*sopljám
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| accusative
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соплю́
sopljú
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*сопле́й
*sopléj
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| instrumental
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соплёй, соплёю
sopljój, sopljóju
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*сопля́ми
*sopljámi
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| prepositional
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сопле́
soplé
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*сопля́х
*sopljáx
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Ukrainian
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sopъlь. Cognate with Czech sopel.
Pronunciation
Noun
со́пля • (sóplja) f inan (genitive со́плі, nominative plural со́плі, genitive plural со́пель)
- (a piece of) snivel, snot (mucus)
Declension
Declension of со́пля (inan soft fem-form accent-a reduc)
Noun
со́пля • (sóplja) f pers (genitive со́плі, nominative plural со́плі, genitive plural со́пель)
- (derogatory, rare) brat, worthless, lousy person; wimp, spineless person, weakling
Declension
Declension of со́пля (pers soft fem-form accent-a reduc)
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