Krysha

Pronunciation: /kriːʃə/

Definitions of krysha

noun A Russian word meaning 'roof'.

Example Sentences

A1 The krysha of the house kept the rain out.

A2 I like to sit on the krysha and watch the sunset.

B1 The krysha of the building was covered in snow during the winter.

B2 The krysha provided shade from the hot sun during the summer months.

C1 The krysha of the cathedral was intricately designed with colorful tiles.

C2 From the krysha, you could see panoramic views of the city below.

Examples of krysha in a Sentence

formal The krysha of the building provides shade for the outdoor seating area.

informal Let's meet on the krysha of the house for a barbecue.

slang The party is going down on the krysha tonight, don't miss out!

figurative She always felt like the krysha of the family, providing shelter and protection for everyone.

Grammatical Forms of krysha

• past tense: kryshed
• plural: kryshas
• comparative: more krysha
• superlative: most krysha
• present tense: kryshas
• future tense: will krysha
• perfect tense: have kryshaed
• continuous tense: is kryshaing
• singular: krysha
• positive degree: very krysha
• infinitive: to krysha
• gerund: kryshing
• participle: kryshaed

Origin and Evolution of krysha

First Known Use: 1000 year

Language of Origin: Slavic languages, Old Church Slavonic

Story behind the word: The word 'krysha' originated in the Slavic languages, specifically in Old Church Slavonic.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'krysha' has retained its meaning of 'roof' in various Slavic languages, including Russian and Ukrainian.