анкер

Russian

Etymology

Borrowed from German Anker (“anchor”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [ˈankʲɪr]

Noun

а́нкер • (ánker) m inan (genitive а́нкера, nominative plural а́нкеры, genitive plural а́нкеров, relational adjective а́нкерный) (normal usage)
а́нкер • (ánker) m inan (genitive а́нкера, nominative plural анкера́, genitive plural анкеро́в, relational adjective а́нкерный) (professional usage)

  1. part of a clockwork, ensuring uniformity of its stroke, a type of escapement
  2. old measure of volume, used for wine, brandy and oil
  3. fastener for fixing of structures and equipment
  4. a device that serves to transmit the pull out forces from building structures to the ground layer
  5. a device with known coordinates, the coordinates of which are determined relative to markers used in positioning systems
  6. truss rod (metal rod inside the neck of a guitar)

Declension
Declension of а́нкер (inan masc-form hard-stem accent-a/c irreg) 
singular plural
nominative а́нкер
ánker		 а́нкеры, анкера́△*
ánkery, ankerá△*
genitive а́нкера
ánkera		 а́нкеров, анкеро́в*
ánkerov, ankeróv*
dative а́нкеру
ánkeru		 а́нкерам, анкера́м*
ánkeram, ankerám*
accusative а́нкер
ánker		 а́нкеры, анкера́△*
ánkery, ankerá△*
instrumental а́нкером
ánkerom		 а́нкерами, анкера́ми*
ánkerami, ankerámi*
prepositional а́нкере
ánkere		 а́нкерах, анкера́х*
ánkerax, ankeráx*

△ Irregular.
* Professional usage.

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