No. 10,073 in Russian
бавовны
"Бавовны" is a Ukrainian colloquial term derived from the Russian word “хлопок” (meaning "cotton") and is used metaphorically to describe explosions or blasts.
In a sentence
На этой фабрике производится много бавовны.
At this factory, a lot of cotton is produced.
Here, "бавовны" refers to cotton as a textile material in a manufacturing context.
Я купил рубашку из натуральной бавовны.
I bought a shirt made of natural cotton.
In this case, "бавовны" refers to cotton fabric used in clothing.
Крестьяне собирали бавовну на поле.
The peasants were harvesting cotton in the field.
Here, "бавовну" indicates raw cotton being harvested directly from the plants.
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