рубль

Mongolian

Etymology

From Russian рубль (rublʹ).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈrʊpɮʲ/
• Syllabification: ру‧бль (2 syllables)

Noun

рубль • (rublʹ) (Mongolian spelling ᠷᠦᠪᠯᠢ (rübli))

1. ruble

   Synonym: цөлхөөв (cölxööv)

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Russian

Один рубль СССР (1961 г.) (obverse).

Один рубль СССР (reverse).

Modern one-rouble coin (1998)
(left: tails; right: heads)

Etymology

From Old East Slavic рубль (rublĭ), synchronically analysable as руб- (rub-) +‎ -ь (-ʹ). Literally 'a cut' (of a grivna bullion).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [rublʲ]

• Audio:

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Noun

рубль • (rublʹ) m inan (genitive рубля́, nominative plural рубли́, genitive plural рубле́й)

1. ruble, rouble (a monetary unit of Russia equal to 100 kopecks)

Declension

Declension of рубль (inan masc-form soft-stem accent-b) 

	singular	plural
nominative	ру́бль rúblʹ	рубли́ rublí
genitive	рубля́ rubljá	рубле́й rubléj
dative	рублю́ rubljú	рубля́м rubljám
accusative	ру́бль rúblʹ	рубли́ rublí
instrumental	рублём rubljóm	рубля́ми rubljámi
prepositional	рубле́ rublé	рубля́х rubljáx

Abbreviations

• руб. (rub.)

Related terms

• рубли́шко m (rublíško)

See also

The other languages represented on the Soviet-era ruble note in order of appearance:

• Ukrainian: оди́н карбо́ванець (odýn karbóvanecʹ)
• Belarusian: адзі́н ру́бель (adzín rúbjelʹ)
• Uzbek: бир сўм (bir so‘m)
• Kazakh: бір сом (bir som)
• Georgian: ერთი მანეთი (erti maneti)
• Azerbaijani: бир манат (bir manat)
• Lithuanian: vienas rublis
• Moldavian: о рублэ (o rublă)
• Latvian: viens rublis
• Kyrgyz: бир сом (bir som)
• Tajik: як сӯм (yak süm)
• Armenian: մեկ ռուբլի (mek ṙubli)
• Turkmen: бир манат (bir manat)
• Estonian: üks rubla

See also

• копе́йка f (kopéjka)