How to Say “Loom” in Russian

тка́цкий стано́к
tkáckij stanókmasculine
The English word loom translates to Russian as тка́цкий стано́к (tkáckij stanók). Wiktionary also lists кро́сна (krósna).
Meaning: weaving frame (noun)

Ways to say it

“loom” in Russian
Russian Romanization (Wiktionary) Note
тка́цкий стано́к tkáckij stanók masculine
кро́сна krósna dated, feminine, regional

The term refers to a weaving frame.

What does it mean word for word?

The term тка́цкий стано́к is a compound phrase where тка́цкий means 'weaving' and стано́к means 'machine' or 'frame'.

Which one should you use?

тка́цкий стано́к is the standard, modern term for a loom, whereas кро́сна refers to a traditional or archaic hand-loom.

Is it said differently in some regions?

кро́сна is a regional term.

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

тка́цкий стано́к is a masculine noun. кро́сна is a feminine noun.

How do you pronounce it?

tkáckij stanók

Did you know?

  • In Russian folklore and fairy tales, the tool кро́сна is often associated with the spinning of fate, much like the Moirai in Greek mythology.
  • While стано́к means 'machine', the root is related to the word ста́н, which can mean a 'camp' or a 'station', reflecting the idea of a stationary point of work.
  • The adjective тка́цкий comes from тка́ть, meaning 'to weave', which is also the root of the Russian word for 'fabric' or 'textile', тка́нь.

Examples in context

  • Ты видела мой новый станок для ткачества? Он просто замечательный!
    Have you seen my new weaving machine? It's simply amazing!
  • Старый тка́цкий стано́к стоит в углу.
    Staryy tkatskiy stanok stoit v uglu.
    An old loom stands in the corner.
  • Нам нужно починить тка́цкий стано́к.
    Nam nuzhno pochinit' tkatskiy stanok.
    We need to repair the loom.
  • Мастер собрал новый тка́цкий стано́к.
    Master sobral novyy tkatskiy stanok.
    The master assembled a new loom.

Example conversation

Sergey and Ekaterina are in a craft workshop.

  1. Сергей Sergey

    Екатерина, ты видишь этот тка́цкий стано́к?
    Ekaterina, ty vidish' etot tkatskiy stanok?
    Ekaterina, do you see this loom?
  2. Екатерина Ekaterina

    Да, он выглядит очень старым.
    Da, on vyglyadit ochen' starym.
    Yes, it looks very old.
  3. Сергей Sergey

    Я хочу отремонтировать его.
    Ya khochu otremontirovat' ego.
    I want to repair it.
  4. Екатерина Ekaterina

    Это отличная идея, Сергей.
    Eto otlichnaya ideya, Sergey.
    That is a great idea, Sergey.

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