No. 339 in Russian
путина
The Russian word "путина" refers to a fishing season, especially a period of intensive fishing during fish migration.
In a sentence
Путина началась, рыбаки вышли на промысел.
The fishing season began, and fishermen went fishing.
In this sentence, 'путина' refers to the fishing season, specifically the period designated for fishing activities.
На собрании обсуждали политику Путина.
At the meeting, they discussed Putin's politics.
Here, 'Путина' is the genitive singular form of 'Путин,' referring to the surname of a person, in this case, possibly Vladimir Putin.
В старину на путину ходили всей деревней.
In the old days, the whole village went for the fishing season together.
Here again, 'путина' is used to denote the fishing season, emphasizing a cultural or traditional context.
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