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No. 17,184 in Russian

столика

The word "столика" is the genitive singular or accusative plural form of "столик," which means "small table" or "side table."

In a sentence

  • Я хочу заказать столика у окна.

    I want to reserve a small table near the window.

    In this sentence, 'столика' is a diminutive form of 'стол' (table) and is used to refer to a small table specifically. It enhances the sense of a cozy, intimate setting.

  • После ремонта в комнате появился новый столика.

    After the renovation, a new small table appeared in the room.

    Here, 'столика' again indicates a small-sized table. It provides specificity to the description of the furniture item within the context.

  • Он аккуратно поставил чашку чая на краешек столика.

    He carefully placed the cup of tea on the edge of the small table.

    In this example, 'столика' refers to the same diminutive form, emphasizing the scale or intimacy of the interaction with the table.

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