Морж
The Russian word морж means 'walrus'. It declines like so:
| Sg | Pl | |
| Nom | морж | моржи |
| Acc | моржа | моржей |
| Gen | моржа | моржей |
| Pre | морже | моржах |
| Dat | моржу | моржам |
| Ins | моржом | моржах |
Here are a few sample sentences:
| С такими усами он был похож на моржа. | He looked like a walrus with that moustache. |
| Я видел большого моржа во время своей поездки в Арктику. | I saw a big walrus on my trip to the Arctic. |
| В Центральном парке стоял морж в цилиндре и с моноклем. | A walrus wearing a top hat and monocle was in Central Park. |
| Я — морж. | I am the walrus. |
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Hm, my dictionary says that моржи can also refer to people who take cold-water plunges in winter. In North America we call these polar bear swimmers. In Canada polar bear plunges are very popular, especially on New Year’s Day.
10/14/14 @ 12:42
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