фур
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Russian
Pronunciation
Noun
фур • (fur) f inan pl
Ukrainian
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Alternative forms
Etymology
Borrowed from English furry. Compare Russian фуррь (furrʹ).
Pronunciation
Noun
фур • (fur) m animal (genitive фуря́, nominative plural фурі́, genitive plural фурі́в)
- furry (anthropomorphic animal)
- furry (a member of the furry fandom)
Declension
Declension of фур (animal soft masc-form accent-b)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | фур fur |
фурі́ furí |
| genitive | фуря́ furjá |
фурі́в furív |
| dative | фуре́ві, фурю́ furévi, furjú |
фуря́м furjám |
| accusative | фуря́ furjá |
фурі́, фурі́в furí, furív |
| instrumental | фуре́м furém |
фуря́ми furjámy |
| locative | фуре́ві, фурю́, фурі́ furévi, furjú, furí |
фуря́х furjáx |
| vocative | фу́рю fúrju |
фурі́ furí |
Related terms
- фурдом m (furdom, “furdom”)
- фуренція f (furencija, “furcon”)
- фурі m pl (furi, “furries; furry”)
- фурі-арт m (furi-art, “furry art”)
- фурі-лайфстайл m (furi-lajfstajl, “furry lifestyle”)
- фурі-образ m (furi-obraz, “fursona”)
- фурі-творчість f (furi-tvorčistʹ, “furry creativity”)
- (derogatory) фурійоб m (furijob, “furfag”)
- (derogatory) фурійобство n (furijobstvo, “furdom”)
- фуркод m (furkod, “furcode, furry code”)
- фурпайл m (furpajl, “furpile”)
- фу́рс'ют m (fúrsʺjut, “fursuit”)
- фурсона f (fursona, “fursona”)
- (derogatory) фурфаґ m (furfag, “furfag”)
- фурьовий (furʹovyj, “furry-related”)
- (derogatory) фурятник m (furjatnyk, “furdom”)