How to properly call card suits

There are many serious discrepancies in the names of card suits today. For example, you can say: hearts or hearts? How is it really right?
There are three views on this problem. The first is the view of classical Russian literature in the works of Pushkin, Tolstoy, Turgenev, Gogol, Dostoevsky and other famous Russian writers. The second look is the Soviet language practice and the third look is modern slang. Many famous authors books on card games suggest using the names of the suits that are indicated in classical literature, other well-known authors believe that terms from the Soviet era should be used. My personal opinion is to use the names of card suits that people want to use during the game. It can be any name with any declension. And what names were used for the names of card suits are best left for historians, let it be recorded in the reference literature.
Below are some tables case forms names of card suits of normative and colloquial vocabulary.

Table 1. Declensions of suit names (singular)

Normative vocabulary

case	Suit ♠	Suit ♣	Suit ♦	Suit
Nominative	peak	Clubs	tambourine	Cherva
Genitive	peaks	Clubs	Diamonds	Hearts
Dative	pique	Clubs	Tambourine	Worms
Accusative	pike	Clubs	tambourine	worm
Instrumental	spear	club	tambourine	worm
Prepositional	pique	Clubs	Tambourine	Worms

colloquial vocabulary

case	Suit ♠	Suit ♣	Suit ♦	Suit
Nominative	Guilt	Cross	buba
Genitive	Vini	Baptize	Booby
Dative	Wine	Cross	Boubet
Accusative	Blame	Cross	Boo Boo
Instrumental	Blame	Cross	Buboy
Prepositional	Wine	Cross	Boubet

Table 2. Declensions of suit names (plural)

Suit

Nominative

Peaks

Clubs

Diamonds

Hearts

Worms

Genitive

peak

Clubs

Tambourine

worm

Worms

Dative

Peakam

Clubs

tambourine

Worms

Hearts

Accusative

Peaks

Clubs

Diamonds

Worms

Hearts

Instrumental

Spades

Clubs

tambourines

Hearts

Worms

Prepositional

Peaks

Clubs

tambourines

Chervakh

Worms

colloquial vocabulary

case	Suit ♠	Suit ♣	Suit ♦	Suit
Nominative	Vini	Baptize	Booby
Genitive	Vin	Baptize	Bubey
Dative	Vinam	Crosses	Boobyam
Accusative	Vini	Baptize	Booby
Instrumental	Wines	crosses	diamonds
Prepositional	Vinah	Crosses	Bubyakh

Table 3. Declension of adjectives formed from the names of suits ( singular)

Suit

Nominative

Peak

Clubs

tambourine

Hearts

Chervonny

Genitive

Peak

Clubs

tambourine

Chervovoy

Chervonny

Dative

Peak

Clubs

tambourine

Chervovoi

Chervonny

Accusative

Peak

Clubs

tambourine

Chervovoy

Chervonny

Instrumental

Peak

Trefov

Bubnov

Chervov

Chervonny

Prepositional

Peak

Clubs

Bubnov

Chervovoe

Chervonny

Table 4. Declension of adjectives formed from the names of suits (plural)

Suit

Nominative

Peak

Clubs

Diamonds

hearts

red

Genitive

Peak

Clubs

tambourines

hearts

red

Dative

Peak

Trefov

Bubnov

hearts

red

Accusative

Peak

Clubs

Diamonds

hearts

red

Instrumental

Peak

Clubs

tambourines

hearts

red

Prepositional

Peak

Clubs

tambourines

hearts

red

In Russia, the outdated names of card suits were called: peaks - pichka, pikovsky, pikushka; clubs - trefushka, trefonka, trefonochka; tambourines - tambourine, tambourine, tambourine, tambourine; wormy - fats, fatty, fat. Colloquial forms: spades, clubs, spades, clubs. Conversational forms: peaks - guilt, blame; clubs - crosses, crosses, acorns; worms - worms, fats; tambourines - tambourines, tambourines, calls.
In Germany, the suits have the following meanings: spades - spades; clubs - clubs; hearts - hearts; tambourines - diamonds.
In Spain, card suits mean: spades - swords; clubs - coins; hearts - swords, tambourines - bowls.
In France, the names of the suits are similar to our names: spades - spades; clubs - shamrock; hearts - hearts; tambourines - tiles.

Peak

I.

PEAK I oh, oh. pique f . ABOUT tn. to the playing suit of spades. - The ace won, - said Hermann and opened his card. “Your lady has been killed,” Chekalinsky said affectionately. Hermann shuddered: in fact, instead of an ace, he had spades. Pushk. Peak lady. Old women at the ball sleep and intrigue; for nothing nickname - the queen of spades! 1839. Danilov 2 135. | transfer. All this was seen awake: Behind the door a winter white courtyard And the peak suit of the crows against the snowy spaces. A. Revich Son of man. // DN 2000 9 5. ♦ At peak interest (turn out, stay, etc.). Fail, fail. I I tried to find a place where the conveniences of life necessary for the elderly would be in the foreground .. And so that next to this, the youth would not remain at peak interest. And the youth needs beautiful nature, abundance of water, forest, etc. 1. 4. 1888. Chekhov - to G. M. Chekhov. And, she made up for tonight, and it turned out for her: "peak in the house of clubs." Sun. Solovyov Question. // РВ 1889 4 64. ♦ Peak position. Difficult, difficult situation. ♦ Queen of Spades. 1. portends trouble. 2. - And what kind of seedlings have you dug up? - Aconite, " broken heart"and" Queen of Spades ", - answered the old lady. N. Galkina Villa Reno. // Neva 2003 2 50. - norm. Not peak O/ howl - p And/ kovy. Dolopchev Sl. nepr. - Lex. Sokolov 1834: p And/ kovy; Dal-3:p And/ kovy, peak O/ out; Ush. 1939: pi/ kovy.

II.

III.

PEAK III pic m . Rel. to peak 2. Akimov .. listened with half an ear, sad about the fact that all his peak, most quivering loves were never resolved carnal. earthly love. E. Ger Kaziukas. // Banner 1994 10 141. ♦ peak power. Maximum power developed by the engine for a short time due to an increase in load. BAS-1. - Lex. BAS-1: pi/ kovy.

IV.

PEAK IV wow, m. pique f. 1 . Jew (in exile, unlike the Slavs). When they say a new heifer, it is logical to ask - spade or Slav. Mokienko 2000.

2. Caucasian. There are peak cops shmonayut. Recorded in 1999. "And which of the thieves are there? And to those he answers:" Yes, there are only peaks. "In prison jargon, these are" black ". DV 2000 25 7. - Lex. Mokienko 2000: pico/ out.

Historical dictionary gallicisms of the Russian language. - M.: Dictionary publishing house ETS http://www.ets.ru/pg/r/dict/gall_dict.htm. Nikolay Ivanovich Epishkin [email protected] . 2010 .

Synonyms:

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peak- stay at peak interest .. Dictionary of Russian synonyms and expressions similar in meaning. under. ed. N. Abramova, M .: Russian Dictionaries, 1999. peak limit, single-peak, record, highest, maximum, largest, guilty, largest, ... ... Synonym dictionary

peak- (not recommended peak) ... Dictionary of pronunciation and stress difficulties in modern Russian

PEAK- PEAK, peak, peak. 1. adj. to the peaks; belonging to the suit of spades (of cards). Peak suit. Peak lady. 2. Unpleasant, difficult, which is the result of failure, defeat (the meaning comes from fortune-telling on the cards, where the peak suit ... ... Explanatory Dictionary of Ushakov

peak- see peak. II. PEAK See spades. Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 ... Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov

PEAK 1- see peak. Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 ... Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov

PEAK 2- see spades. Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 ... Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov

peak- 1. PEAK, oh, oh. to Piki. P th suit. Good lady. P. king, ace. ◊ Peak position. An unpleasant, embarrassing situation. Stay (be) at peak interest. To fail at something, to be left with nothing. 2. PEAK see Peak... encyclopedic Dictionary

Peak

Peak- I adj. 1. ratio with noun. peaks associated with it 2. rev. unfold Difficult, hard. II adj. 1. ratio with noun. the peak associated with it 2. Inherent to the peak [peak 1.], characteristic of it. 3. Being at the peak [peak 1.] ... Modern Dictionary Russian language Efremova

peak- peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak , peak, ... ... Word forms

Books

• Ace of Spades, Stass Babitsky. Attention! The audio recording contains obscene language from 1875. Moscow shuddered from a series of brutal murders. In the Neskuchny Garden, the villain has already slaughtered three girls, but not simple ones, but the ladies-in-waiting...

PEAK

PEAK

PEAK, peak, peak.

2. Unpleasant, difficult, which is the result of failure, defeat (the meaning comes from fortune-telling on cards, where the spade suit means misfortune; colloquial joke). Peak position. Stay at peak interest (fail at something, end up with nothing).

Explanatory Dictionary of Ushakov. D.N. Ushakov. 1935-1940.

Synonyms:

See what "PEAK" is in other dictionaries:

Stay at peak interest. Dictionary of Russian synonyms and expressions similar in meaning. under. ed. N. Abramova, M .: Russian Dictionaries, 1999. peak limit, single-peak, record, highest, maximum, largest, guilty, largest, ... ... Synonym dictionary

peak- (not recommended peak) ... Dictionary of pronunciation and stress difficulties in modern Russian

See peak. II. PEAK See spades. Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 ... Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov

See peak. Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 ... Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov

See spades. Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 ... Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov

1. PEAK, oh, oh. to Piki. P th suit. Good lady. P. king, ace. ◊ Peak position. An unpleasant, embarrassing situation. Stay (be) at peak interest. To fail at something, to be left with nothing. 2. PEAK see Peak... encyclopedic Dictionary

peak- I. PEAK I th, th. pique f. Rel. to playing cards of spades. The ace won, Hermann said and revealed his card. Your lady has been killed, Chekalinsky said affectionately. Hermann shuddered: in fact, instead of an ace, he had a queen of spades. Fluff… … Historical Dictionary of Gallicisms of the Russian Language

I adj. 1. ratio with noun. peaks associated with it 2. rev. unfold Difficult, hard. II adj. 1. ratio with noun. the peak associated with it 2. Inherent to the peak [peak 1.], characteristic of it. 3. Being at the peak [peak 1.] ... Modern explanatory dictionary of the Russian language Efremova

Peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, peak, ... ... Word forms

Books

• Ace of Spades, Stass Babitsky. Attention! The audio recording contains obscene language from 1875. Moscow shuddered from a series of brutal murders. In the Neskuchny Garden, the villain has already slaughtered three girls, but not easy ones, but the maid of honor ... audiobook
• Peak Crossing of Petersburg, Yuri Rakov. The second book of the `Petersburg Etudes` series was written by the famous St. Petersburg writer, author of many books about the city on the Neva, Yuri Rakov. His new work tells about outstanding people, ...

As children, we used to scare each other with the Queen of Spades. They also called a swearing dwarf.

And the Queen of Spades seemed to be called with the help of the Queen of Spades card. She had to be put under the pillow and something said (like I call you, Queen of Spades). Those who dared to do so did not wake up in the morning, and the stigma of Spade's suit remained on their body.

But it's pure children's performance, as it was before.

Well, first of all, the Queen of Spades is just a woman from a deck of cards. However, either she was depicted on the cards somehow ominously, or the suit of spades symbolizes unkindness with her black color, but it has become customary to identify the queen of spades with a witch who brings bad luck. And so the rumor about this terrible woman went around the world. People even began to invent legends about the Queen of Spades, as a spirit that lives in the looking glass, which can even kill. This is how the image of the Queen of Spades gained mystery and unfavorable energy from hundreds of conversations and legends. Thought, as they say, is material, so you should not think that children are lying when they say that they saw the Queen of Spades (especially since children's energy is the strongest). After all, if you do not believe in not, this does not mean that e does not exist at all. It exists, for those who do not believe in. And they are able to see e. Otherwise, how can one explain next story I don't remember who told me.

One day, two girls decided to call the Queen of Spades, for which they put a card with her image on the floor, put 2 chairs opposite each other and tied them with a thread. Then the girls joined hands, sat on chairs and began to repeat the Queen of Spades, come to us, after which one of them itched her leg, in order to scratch which the girlfriends had to unhook their hands. When they held hands again, they noticed that a bright spot was running along the thread, which, having reached one girl, switched to not, then the friends saw that the clothes had been burned in place of this spot, and there was a small burn on the skin. After a few seconds, burns began to appear on the bodies of the girls, and they rushed to the street, where they met the grandmother of one of them. Grandmother explained to them that it was impossible to disturb the queen of spades, for which it was impossible to unhook the hands, thereby allowing the lady to leave her circle, and whoever did this would face a long and painful death. When they returned to the room, it smelled of burning, and all the walls were brown incomprehensible stains.

Whether it is worth believing in the authenticity of this story is not for me to decide. However, this is not the only proof that the woman from the deck of cards exists. The Internet is full of options on how to call the Queen of Spades. It is believed that it mainly comes from the mirror, and for it to come, you don’t need much, in some cases lipstick and candles are enough, in some a few sweets, the main thing is that it should be midnight and, of course, sincere faith in is existence. However, it is highly recommended to terminate the call mysterious stranger as soon as you notice its appearance. So you can try, if you are not afraid, of course.

The Queen of Spades is considered one of the guises of Kalmava, Mary, the Mistress of the cemetery. Also called her Mother Nature, the Queen of the Elves and even the wife of the devil. These ideas are partly transferred to famous novel Pushkin's The Queen of Spades, where the Queen of Spades embodies cruel fate that punishes the protagonist.

Calling a lady is dangerous. But it is believed that she can grant wishes ... But if called several times, she can even strangle ...

The Queen of Spades is mystical character card deck. dedicated to her story of the same name Pushkin. The Queen of Spades is asked for the fulfillment of desires. She personifies the cruel fate of fate. However, often it is not worth calling. And of course, it is up to you to decide whether to believe in its real existence.

Queen of Spades - mystical image created by people's imagination. The Card Queen of Spades is identified with bad luck. There are legends and stories about her, as about a woman living in the Looking Glass. They try to call her spirit and ask for the fulfillment of desires. In my opinion, everything is a fairy tale, with a hint of mystery and mysticism.

You can believe or not believe various legends, be an atheist or, on the contrary, a deeply religious person. It depends on you. But since all this cannot be reliably verified, it is better to exercise reasonable caution and respect.

The image of the Queen of Spades has always personified evil, the world of unkind spirits. Initially, he contacted the cards. We all remember well the work of A. S. Pushkin The Queen of Spades, as well as opera of the same name P. I. Tchaikovsky, where one of the variants of the legend about the Queen of Spades is presented.

The Queen of Spades personifies the evil forces that a person turns to in moments of despair, when for the sake of fulfilling his desires he is ready for anything and does not think about the consequences. But the Queen of Spades is not Kind fairy, if she fulfills desires, then retribution comes.

This should not be forgotten.

I heard that the Queen of Spades is personified in legends with the wife of Satan himself. She is an evil spirit coming from the Looking Glass, which is not very kind to living people. They see her differently, since they all represent her differently: someone sees an old woman, someone sees a woman in black, there are references to a black bird, as well as a naked girl. I think it all depends on what shape the person is in. expects to see her.

Most likely, the Queen of Spades is an egregor, a soul that comes to life thanks to human emotions and ideas.



Actually, the Queen of Spades, it's playing card black suit, which is considered a symbol of death or serious illness. Actually, this mystical story became widely known thanks to the story of the same name by A.S. Pushkin and opera by P.I. Tchaikovsky. The prototype of the Queen of Spades was Princess Golitsyna.

I always have an even relationship to the suit of spades in my cards. Although, to be honest, if the queen of spades hits, I always remember Pushkin. There are a lot of mystics around this lady, maybe somewhere there is some truth. I would not call the queen of spades. but it won’t hurt to protect yourself once again. No need to wake up famously.

What is the legend of the Queen of Spades? Who is she?

Perhaps, since childhood, everyone has heard horror stories about the lady of spades. Many are wondering who is the queen of spades, how to call the queen of spades?

There are many most different stories And creepy stories about the Queen of Spades - but, of course, there is no way to know which of them is the most real, and in general to say whether something is hidden behind them - it is impossible.

Legend of the Queen of Spades, as it is believed, takes its origin from the usual deck of cards. The card of the lady of spades is sometimes compared with a witch, a sorceress who brings bad luck. Perhaps just once someone lost a big fortune, and this coincided with the fact that the Queen of Spades card played a fatal role in this. And then, over time, the story was overgrown with additional details and turned into a creepy, terrible legend, scarecrow)

Many people identify the Queen of Spades with an evil spirit, with the spirit of a woman who supposedly lives in the looking glass.

Calling the Queen of Spades is highly discouraged. The fact is that the other world, the world of evil spirits, is just waiting for some curious person to turn to the spirits and try to summon them himself. As a rule, evil spirits do not disturb people if they themselves do not meet them, and God does not allow them to do anything and make physical contact with this world, with people. But if we take it upon ourselves to call and invite them to our house, they will come with pleasure - but, as you know, you will not receive goodness and help from them. And if they help, in return they will demand much more than you would like to give. And to ward off evil spirits is much more difficult than to summon them, so it’s better not to do this at all, especially out of idle curiosity.

The Queen of Spades is the spirit of an old lady. An evil and merciless spirit. Called out of curiosity. Fulfills the desire for wealth. Capricious spirit. If you don't like it, you will start to dream. Children believe in the Queen of Spades. Adults read Pushkin about the Queen of Spades.