No. 5,003 in Russian
лисички
The Russian word "лисички" means "chanterelles" (a type of mushroom) or "little foxes," depending on the context.
In a sentence
Лисички бегали по лесу, прячась среди деревьев.
The little foxes ran through the forest, hiding among the trees.
Here, 'лисички' is used to refer to small foxes in a diminutive form, indicating a sense of smallness and endearment.
На обед мы готовим суп из свежих лисичек.
For lunch, we're making soup from fresh chanterelle mushrooms.
In this sentence, 'лисички' refers to chanterelle mushrooms, showcasing the polysemy of the word.
Дети собрали лисички, которые выросли после дождя.
The children picked chanterelle mushrooms that grew after the rain.
Again, 'лисички' means chanterelle mushrooms, emphasizing the context of mushroom gathering.
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