How to Say "Parsley" in Russian

петрушка

petrushka[pʲɪˈtruʂkə]feminine

The Russian word for parsley is петрушка (petrushka).

петрушка is a noun used to refer to the leaves of the parsley plant used in cooking.

Meaning: leaves of this plant used in cooking (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

петрушка is a feminine noun.

The romanization is petrushka.

In Russian folklore, Петрушка is the name of a famous traditional puppet character, similar to 'Punch' in English traditions.
The word петрушка is borrowed from Polish, which in turn took it from Czech, showing the historical movement of agricultural terms across Slavic borders.
The suffix -ушка in петрушка is often used in Russian to create diminutive or endearing forms of names and nouns.

В этом супе есть морковь, лук, петрушка, сельдерей и картофель.
In this soup there are carrots, onions, parsley, celery and potatoes.
This sentence is useful for listing various ingredients found in a soup.
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Где можно купить петрушку?
Where can I buy parsley?
Можете найти петрушку в местном супермаркете.
You can find parsley at the local supermarket.
Спасибо! Добавляю свежую петрушку для аромата и вкуса.
Thank you! I add fresh parsley for aroma and flavor.
Свежая петрушка очень полезна.
Svezhaya petrushka ochen' polezna.
Fresh parsley is very healthy.

Andrey and Anastasia are preparing dinner in the kitchen.

Андрей Andrey

Анастасия, у нас есть петрушка?
Anastasiya, u nas yest' petrushka?
Anastasia, do we have any parsley?
Анастасия Anastasia

Да, она лежит в холодильнике.
Da, ona lezhit v kholodil'nike.
Yes, it is in the refrigerator.
Андрей Andrey

Хорошо, я возьму её.
Khorosho, ya voz'mu ye yo.
Okay, I will take it.
Анастасия Anastasia

Она очень свежая.
Ona ochen' svezhaya.
It is very fresh.

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