Question

Объяснить орфограмму в слове библиотека

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Orphogramma in the word "библиотека"

The word "библиотека" (biblioteka) is a Russian term that translates to "library" in English. In this word, the orphogramma refers to the specific combination of letters that represent the sound "ka" at the end of the word. The orphogramma "ка" is a common ending in Russian words and is often used to form feminine nouns.

The orphogramma "ка" in "библиотека" is composed of the letters "к" and "а". The letter "к" represents the sound "k" in Russian, while the letter "а" represents the sound "a". When combined, these letters create the sound "ka" at the end of the word.

It is important to note that the orphogramma "ка" is not unique to the word "библиотека" but is a common ending in many Russian words. This ending is used to indicate the feminine gender of nouns in Russian.

Example: - библиотека (biblioteka) - library - мама (mama) - mother - дверь (dver') - door

In each of these examples, the orphogramma "ка" is used to indicate the feminine gender of the noun. This is a common pattern in Russian grammar.

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