No. 12,455 in Russian
кирзачах
The Russian word "кирзачах" refers to boots made of "kirza," a type of artificial leather, often associated with Soviet military footwear.
In a sentence
Он пришёл в старых кирзачах.
He came wearing old kirzachi (a type of boots).
In this sentence, 'кирзачах' refers to the boots themselves, indicating the type of footwear the person is wearing.
Работать на стройке в кирзачах было удобно.
Working at the construction site in kirzachi was comfortable.
Here, 'кирзачах' is used to describe the practicality of wearing these boots in a certain environment.
Я купил новые кирзачи для походов.
I bought new kirzachi for hiking.
The word 'кирзачи' in this sentence is utilized to talk about purchasing these types of boots specifically for hiking purposes.
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