гетто

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Russian

Russian Wikipedia has an article on:

гетто

Etymology

Borrowed from Italian ghetto.

Pronunciation

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Noun

ге́тто • (gétto) n inan (indeclinable)

ghetto
- 2016, “Street Credibility”, in Троеразных [Trojeraznyx] (lyrics), Reenboy (music), Во всё го́рло [Vo vsjo górlo]:
  Заря́жен со ста́рта
  купле́т как ма́нтра
  вре́мя, де́ло, ба́ртер
  В рукаве́ козырна́я ка́рта
  Пру как в ге́тте
  В спи́ну нам ве́тер
  Zarjážen so stárta
  kuplét kak mántra
  vrémja, délo, bártɛr
  V rukavé kozyrnája kárta
  Pru kak v gétte
  V spínu nam véter
  Charged from the start
  Strophe like mantra
  Time, business, barter
  In the sleeve a trump card
  Balling as in the ghetto
  In the back to us the wind
  (ге́тто is declined in this example, which is non-standard)

Ukrainian

Ukrainian Wikipedia has an article on:

гетто

Alternative forms

ґе́тто (gétto) — 1928-1933 spelling

Etymology

Borrowed from Italian ghetto.

Pronunciation

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Audio: (file)
Rhymes: -ɛtːɔ
Hyphenation: гет‧то

Noun

ге́тто • (hétto) n inan (indeclinable)

ghetto

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