икру

fish roe, caviar

ɪ k r u → икра

икр caviar, fish roe + у feminine singular accusative

noun · singular feminine, accusative Uncommon #16,956

fish roe, caviar In everyday use, икру often means fish roe; it can refer to caviar, especially when served as a delicacy.

RU: Я люблю икру на бутерброде.

EN: I like fish roe on a sandwich.

Declension of икра

And how will you eat caviar, sir?

— Титаник (1997)

They ate caviar.

You’ve given me this caviar again!

— The White Sun of the Desert (1969)

I thought, you know, that’s how you eat caviar—with a spoon, or on a sandwich!

— Астенический синдром (1989)

I ate caviar.

I have never eaten black caviar.

Tom loves caviar.

Emil, bring coffee and caviar!

— На Западном фронте без перемен (2022)

We did see the caviar, after all.

— Кинопроба (2000)

Kol, did you eat all the caviar?

— Астенический синдром (1989)

But you haven't eaten this caviar yet!

— Астенический синдром (1989)

They ate black caviar and drank champagne.

You gave me permission to eat this caviar.

— Астенический синдром (1989)

They eat caviar.

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