канар

See also: қанар

Russian
кана́ры

Etymology

From Kazakh қанар (qanar) (Uzbek qanor), from Persian کنار‎ (kanâr, “side, edge, border”) apparently because the sack was to the side of man, or the sacks were at the border of the field, during reaping.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [kɐˈnar]

Noun

кана́р • (kanár) m inan (genitive кана́ра, nominative plural кана́ры, genitive plural кана́ров)

  1. (Central Asia) a large bag in which cotton is collected

Declension
Declension of кана́р (inan masc-form hard-stem accent-a) 
singular plural
nominative кана́р
kanár		 кана́ры
kanáry
genitive кана́ра
kanára		 кана́ров
kanárov
dative кана́ру
kanáru		 кана́рам
kanáram
accusative кана́р
kanár		 кана́ры
kanáry
instrumental кана́ром
kanárom		 кана́рами
kanárami
prepositional кана́ре
kanáre		 кана́рах
kanárax
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