філіжанка

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Belarusian

Etymology

Borrowed from Polish filiżanka. See there for more.

Pronunciation

Noun

філіжа́нка (filižánkaf inan (genitive філіжа́нкі, nominative plural філіжа́нкі, genitive plural філіжа́нак)

  1. teacup

Declension

References

  • філіжанка” in Belarusian–Russian dictionaries and Belarusian dictionaries at slounik.org

Ukrainian

Etymology

From Polish filiżanka. See there for more.

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Noun

філіжа́нка (filižánkaf inan (genitive філіжа́нки, nominative plural філіжа́нки, genitive plural філіжа́нок)

філіжанка кавиfiližanka kavya cup of coffee
  1. tea or coffee cup
    • 1888, Ivan Franko, Маніпулянтка [The Manipulatress]:
      До́ктор прихили́вся над своє́ю філіжа́нкою, пома́лу системати́чно пив ка́ву.
      Dóktor pryxylývsja nad svojéju filižánkoju, pomálu systematýčno pyv kávu.
      The doctor leaned over his cup, and drank his coffee gradually and systematically.
    • 1960—1962, Hryhoriy Tiutiunnyk, Вир [The Whirlpool]:
      Купрія́н ляга́є на дива́н, де́який час ди́виться на пусту́ філіжа́нку ча́ю, що пару́є на столі́, і закрива́є о́чі.
      Kupriján ljaháje na dyván, déjakyj čas dývytʹsja na pustú filižánku čáju, ščo parúje na stolí, i zakryváje óči.
      Kuprian lies down on the sofa, looks at the empty cup of tea steaming on the table for a while, and closes his eyes.

Declension

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