вид

Russian

Etymology

From Old Russian and Common Slavonic видъ from Proto-Indo-European *weyd- (“‘to know; see’”). Cognate with Lithuanian véidas (face), Latvian veĩds (form, shape), Sanskrit वेद (veda), “‘knowledge’”), Avestan vaēdah- (possession), Latin videō (to know), Greek εἶδος (“‘form, shape’”), Irish fiad, Welsh gwydd (presence) (from *veido-), and Old English witan (English wit).

Pronunciation

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Noun

вид (vid) m.

1. look, looks, appearance, air
2. sight, view
3. kind, sort, species
4. (grammar) aspect

   в ви́де + genitive case — in the form of; by way of

   при ви́де + genitive case — at the sight of

   на виду́ у + genitive case — in sight; visible to

   с ви́ду — by sight; judging from appearance

Declension

	Singular	Plural
nominative	вид	ви́ды
genitive	ви́да, ви́ду	ви́дов
dative	ви́ду	ви́дам
accusative	вид	ви́ды
instrumental	ви́дом	ви́дами
prepositional	о ви́де, в/на виду́	о ви́дах

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