To designate belonging in Russian, there is a special construction with the verb "есть". This construction corresponds to I have in English, Ich habe in German, J'ai in French, etc.
There are many synonyms in Russian language. But this is not entirely true, because there are no completely identical words in meaning - words differ in style, meaning, and usages. There are also words that are similar in meaning and usage, but they have completely different meanings.
In modern Russia, you can still hear the phrase "Ждём всех на субботник завтра!" "We are waiting for everyone on a Subbotnik tomorrow!". But what is it? Why do Russians say that “subbotnik” was only in the USSR?
To express the property and attribute of an object, use adjectives . To express a property, you need to use the participles. ↙ The participle is an attributive form of a verb, or a word that combines a verb and an adjective.