фунт

Borrowed from German Pfund (“pound”). Doublet of пуд (pud).

• IPA^(key): [funt]

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фунт • (funt) m inan (genitive фу́нта, nominative plural фу́нты, genitive plural фу́нтов, relational adjective фу́нтовый, diminutive фу́нтик)

1. pound (409.51241 grams)
2. English pound (453.59237 grams)
3. (numismatics) pound

Close related:

• фу́нт сте́рлингов (fúnt stérlingov)

Borrowed

Derived from Latin pondus:

Derived from Latin pendō:

• → Armenian: ֆունտ (funt)
• → Yiddish: פֿונט (funt)
• → Southern Altai: мынта (mïnta)

• IPA^(key): [funt]

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фунт • (funt) m inan (genitive фу́нта, nominative plural фу́нти, genitive plural фу́нтів)

1. pound (unit of currency of various countries)
2. pound (unit of United Kingdom currency (sterling)) (symbol: £)

   Synonyms: фунт сте́рлінгів (funt stérlinhiv), бри́танський фунт (brýtansʹkyj funt)

   Meronyms: пе́нні (pénni), пенс (pens)

   Це коштує п’ять фунтів. ― Ce koštuje pʺjatʹ funtiv. ― It costs five pounds.

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фунт • (funt) m inan (genitive фунта́, nominative plural фунти́, genitive plural фунті́в)

1. pound (unit of weight/mass)

• “фунт”, in Kyiv Dictionary (in English)
• “фунт”, in Горох – Словозміна [Horokh – Inflection] (in Ukrainian)
• A. Rysin, V. Starko, et al. (compilers, 2011–2020), “фунт”, in English–Ukrainian Dictionaries