диспозиция
Russian
Etymology
Ultimately borrowed from Latin dispositiō (“arrangement”).
Pronunciation
Noun
диспози́ция • (dispozícija) f inan (genitive диспози́ции, nominative plural диспози́ции, genitive plural диспози́ций)
- (military) disposition (of troops, etc.)
- (historical, military) written marching orders (in the Russian army during the 18th and 19th centuries)
- (psychology) disposition
Declension
Declension of диспози́ция (inan fem-form i-stem accent-a)
singular | plural | |
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nominative | диспози́ция dispozícija |
диспози́ции dispozícii |
genitive | диспози́ции dispozícii |
диспози́ций dispozícij |
dative | диспози́ции dispozícii |
диспози́циям dispozícijam |
accusative | диспози́цию dispozíciju |
диспози́ции dispozícii |
instrumental | диспози́цией, диспози́циею dispozícijej, dispozícijeju |
диспози́циями dispozícijami |
prepositional | диспози́ции dispozícii |
диспози́циях dispozícijax |
Derived terms
- диспозицио́нный (dispoziciónnyj)
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- Russian terms borrowed from Latin
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- Russian 5-syllable words
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- Russian lemmas
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- ru:Psychology
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- Russian nouns with accent pattern a