No. 8,933 in Russian
пушков
The Russian word "пушков" is a surname and does not have a standalone definition in English.
In a sentence
На шерсти животного видны пушковы, которые делают её мягкой.
On the animal's fur, the fine hairs that make it soft are visible.
The word 'пушковы' refers to fine, soft hairs in this context, derived from the root 'пушок', meaning fluff or down.
Картины древних художников зачастую изображают пушков, украшающий крылья ангела.
Paintings of ancient artists often depict fluff adorning the wings of angels.
Here, 'пушков' refers to fluff or soft, airy material, maintaining its general meaning associated with lightness or softness.
Прежде чем охотник отправился в лес, он почистил ружье от пушков.
Before the hunter went into the forest, he cleaned the gun of lint.
In this sentence, 'пушков' denotes lint or fine debris found on objects, extending its association with fine materials to particles.
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