How to Say “Keys” in Russian

ключи
The Russian phrase for keys is ключи.
The word ключи refers to physical keys, but it also means water springs or sources in a geographical context.

How does it change in a sentence?

The singular form of the word is ключ.

Did you know?

  • In a Russian keyboard layout, the keys are called клавиши rather than ключи. Using ключи for a computer keyboard would be considered a mistake.
  • In Russian, the phrase подобрать ключ к кому-либо means to find the right way to approach or influence a person. It implies finding the unique psychological 'key' that opens someone's heart or mind.
  • The term ключ can refer to a 'wrench' or 'spanner' in a technical context. Specifically, a гаечный ключ is a tool used for tightening bolts.

Examples in context

  • Ключи не у них.
    They don't have the keys.
    This sentence is useful for saying that they do not have the ключи.
    Tatoeba #11783535 by marafon, translation #11783436 by Fenrir
  • Ключи не у нас.
    We do not have the keys.
    This sentence is useful for saying that we do not have the ключи.
    Tatoeba #11783537 by marafon, translation #11783427 by Fenrir
  • Ключи не у неё.
    She does not have the keys.
    This sentence is useful for saying that she does not have the ключи.
    Tatoeba #11783539 by marafon, translation #11783415 by Fenrir
  • Я потерял(а) ключи от своей квартиры.
    I lost the keys to my apartment.
  • Можете ли вы дать мне ключи от номера?
    Can you give me the keys to the room?
  • Мама, где мои ключики от машины?
    Mom, where are my car keys?
  • Давай свои ключики, я возьму машину в аренду.
    Give me your keys, I'll rent the car.
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Example conversation

Dmitry and Olga are looking for the house keys before leaving.

  1. Дмитрий Dmitry

    Ольга, ты видела мои ключи?
    Olga, ty videla moi klyuchi?
    Olga, have you seen my keys?
  2. Ольга Olga

    Да, твои ключи на столе.
    Da, tvoi klyuchi na stole.
    Yes, your keys are on the table.
  3. Дмитрий Dmitry

    Ой, точно, вот они.
    Oy, tochno, vot oni.
    Oh, right, here they are.
  4. Ольга Olga

    Теперь мы можем идти.
    Teper' my mozhem idti.
    Now we can go.

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