No. 12,951 in Russian
лисичек
"Лисичек" is the genitive plural form of "лисичка," meaning "little foxes" or "chanterelle mushrooms."
In a sentence
Я собираю маленьких лисичек в лесу.
I am gathering little foxes in the forest.
Here, 'лисичек' refers to the diminutive form of foxes, indicating small foxes in the genitive plural case.
Мы нашли в корзине несколько свежих лисичек.
We found several fresh chanterelles in the basket.
In this context, 'лисичек' refers to chanterelle mushrooms (a popular type of edible mushroom) and is in the genitive plural case.
Они заботились о маленьких лисичках в зверинце.
They took care of the little foxes in the zoo.
The word 'лисичках' here (dative plural) refers to small foxes, showcasing a contextual role in the sentence.
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