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How do you say "cabinet" in Russian?

комод

komod

Noun Cyrillic

In Russian, "cabinet" is комод.

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Pronunciation

Say 'kah-MAHT' with stress on the second syllable, pronounced like 'kah' plus 'moht'.

Writing and usage

This 5-letter word uses 'к', 'о', 'м', 'о', 'д'. It is a neuter noun despite the 'd' ending.

Example sentence

В комоде хранятся одеяла.

Blankets are stored in the cabinet.

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How to remember комод

Komod sounds like 'comedy' when you rush. A cabinet or dresser where you store things is comforting.

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Questions about комод

How do you say "cabinet" in Russian?

In Russian, "cabinet" is комод. It is a noun.

How is комод written in Russian?

This 5-letter word uses 'к', 'о', 'м', 'о', 'д'. It is a neuter noun despite the 'd' ending.

How is комод used in a sentence?

Use комод as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: В комоде хранятся одеяла. (Blankets are stored in the cabinet.).

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