стопор

Russian

Etymology

Borrowed from Dutch stopper. First attested in Russian in the form "стоперс" in 1720.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [ˈstopər]

Noun

сто́пор • (stópor) m inan (genitive сто́пора, nominative plural сто́поры or стопора́*, genitive plural сто́поров or стопоро́в*) (* slightly more common)

  1. (technical) stopper (device for holding parts in place)
  2. (nautical) stopper (metal clamp for stopping running rigging)

Declension
Declension of сто́пор (inan masc-form hard-stem accent-a/c irreg) 
singular plural
nominative сто́пор
stópor		 сто́поры, стопора́△*
stópory, stoporá△*
genitive сто́пора
stópora		 сто́поров, стопоро́в*
stóporov, stoporóv*
dative сто́пору
stóporu		 сто́порам, стопора́м*
stóporam, stoporám*
accusative сто́пор
stópor		 сто́поры, стопора́△*
stópory, stoporá△*
instrumental сто́пором
stóporom		 сто́порами, стопора́ми*
stóporami, stoporámi*
prepositional сто́поре
stópore		 сто́порах, стопора́х*
stóporax, stoporáx*

△ Irregular.
* Slightly more common.

Derived terms
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