Letters Y, I after prefixes ℹ️ rule for spelling letters after prefixes ending in a consonant, exceptions, table, example sentences

Now you will learn about the letter and sound Y.

Listen to the words: reed , bylink , jump , lynx , soap .

These words have one common sound [s]. Let's get acquainted with this sound and its letter.

Let's say the word with y r. We can stretch out this sound by pronouncing the word s y r drawn out. The voice passes freely, does not encounter obstacles, this sound is a vowel. The peculiarity of the sound [s] is that it can only come after hard consonant sounds.

Examples:

- The sound [s] is located closer to the beginning of the word, after the hard consonant sounds [ts], [b], [v], [d], [l], [r], [m].

Ts of films, bull , exit , smoke , ski , fish , s

- The sound [s] in the middle of a word, after hard consonant sounds.

Wash , covered _ _

- The sound [s] at the end of a word, after hard consonant sounds.

Frosts , tomatoes , worries , cucumbers _

The sound [s] and the letter Y do not occur at the very beginning of the word. Therefore, the capital letter Y does not exist.

You are always ready to serve,

Just not at the beginning of a word.

Words starting with Y

You won't find it in books!

The letter Y is important because it helps to distinguish words and can, by its presence in a word, completely change its meaning.

For example: M and la - soap la . The first word is the girl's name. Let's replace one letter, and this word will denote an action.

Mishka - mouse _ _

By replacing one letter, the big bear becomes a small mouse.

M and – m s : replacing one letter in the name of the note, we get the word we.

More examples:

The letter Y is close to the beginning of the word: son , now , hole

The letter Y in the middle of the word: March yshka , kry sa

The letter Y at the end of the word: carpets , chicks , garden

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Russian words ending with Y

Reverse Russian dictionary (word endings with Y) - Igor Garshin’s website

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Common Slavic roots of Russian: | | | | | E, E, Ѣ | | | | | | | | | | | | | U, Ѫ | | | | | | Yu, i | I, and

Original Russian words: | | | | | E, Yo | | | b, s, b | | |

Trubachev's Proto-Slavic Lexical Fund: | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |

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would
anyhow
so that
if only
catacombs
supposedly
to
lips
rear up
You
herbs
kovy
fetter
reserves
condoms
nerves
preserves
canned food
hearts
Alas
butts
myriad
things aren't going well
not so bad
Veda
sneakers
twice
many times
one day
wedges
four times
three times
once
once
reins
ides
syphilides
ephemeris
locusts
lands
glands
Kalends
blondes
divorces
farewell
adversity
childbirth
shoots
waste
whiskers
backgammon
clavichord
gossip
basics
zrazy
plereza
the bottom
bonds
leggings
dulcimer
shackles
belongings
building materials
lumber
timber
initials
annals
goats
pitchfork
half-heartedly
shoe covers
fumaroles
pickles
posts
patly
vocabulary
mandibles
regulations
holidays
jowls
We
fags
miasm
Pima
on loan
for rent
mansions
barms
baths
screens
space
shaggy
trousers
dunes
diamonds
cold
conspired
we have spoken
buoys
prolegomena
half shift
half price
newlyweds
sheath
forties
wires
homeland
sardines
half a dozen
ruins
name day
bridesmaid
moccasins
leggings
christening
ruin
sorochiny
inflationary
bonds
shoulder straps
runs
trousers
Babylons
elephants
nons
pasta
funeral
pants
buskins
runners
sorcerers
runes
Peruns
henna
Mokhny
dunes
containers-bars
rastabars
trousers
manufactured goods
fishery products
radio products
photographic products
sporting goods
cultural goods
stationery
salwars
heat
lara
bunks
couples
tartarars
holdings
backstage
memoirs
charm
gills
fiber
timpani
maneuvers
personnel
eras
skerries
chikchirs
caviar
burs
exactions
fees
elections
re-election
by-elections
negotiation
excuses
persuasion
bickering
refractories
choirs
blinders
gaiters
counters
chickens
hanky panky
corrugations
terry
selvas
muzzles
hair
supplies
fire supplies
ammunition
stripes
pampas
embellishments
twists
frills
watch
electric clock
scales
microbalances
truck scales
Cortes
sidelocks
plays
finance
jeans
hair
llanos
garbage
cigarettes
questions
clips
chips
courses
resources
hydro resources
sargassum
passes
boots
mustache
beads
underpants
turuses
rails
laces
balusters
You
debate
contractions
armor
apothegmata
chess
Penates
coordinates
desiderates
sandals
boots
epaulets
cigarettes
abacus
castanets
abacus
quits
cheeks
pandects
analecta
petroleum products
bakery products
fish products
meat products
dried fruits
aiguillettes
guys
antlers
chimes
forfeits
feints
Khanty
medicines
apartments
excrement
alimony
sentiments
applause
high boots
bots
shit
hardships
cats
length
troubles
generosity
sprats
honeycomb
uncleanness
sled
ports
boots
shorts
flippers
single
half a mile
half a minute
fetters
floundering bays
clubs
puffs
knee socks
columns
pliers
round pliers
needle nose pliers
pliers
sharp teeth
cabbage rolls
bridles
mittens
leggings
buttocks
scissors
eyelashes
renters
quarterdeck
Hapans
flip-flops
Kopanians
bells
senets
forceps
rtsy
alum
nipples
marigold
Saints
rollers
hoop

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Assignment: printed letter Y for preschoolers

Look at the letter Y. We sewed the letter Y in the air and once in the notebook, carefully in the cells with a simple pencil or ballpoint pen.

In cases where the child is asked to write a whole line of a letter, syllable or word, the adult gives a writing sample at the beginning of the line. If a preschooler has difficulties, then an adult can draw two approximate lines, or put reference points that the child will connect with lines, or write the entire letters, and the child will simply circle them in a different color. Calligraphy should not be required at this stage of training.

The letter "Y" after prefixes

“Y must be written after prefixes that end in a consonant.

Examples of writing without errors:

“He is a completely unmotivated person.”

The word “lack of initiative” is derived from the adjective “initiative”. Despite the fact that the root is written “and”, when forming a new word using the morpheme “without”, it is necessary to use “s”. The spelling "without initiative" is considered erroneous;

“Background of the exercise”, “pre-July day”.

“Pre” is used, there is a consonant at the end of the prefix, which means it is correct to write “s”.

“Find the culprit”, “play a friend”.

“Raz” is a morpheme with a consonant at the end;

"Unmotivated worker."

The prefix ends in a consonant; the vowel “and” is not preserved.

The rule does not work when writing words formed using abbreviations.

In such cases, the “and” is retained even if the first part has a consonant at the end. Therefore, it is important to distinguish a prefix from an abbreviation.

For example:

pedagogical institute
(Pedagogical Institute);
medical school
(medical institute);
sports equipment
(Sports Equipment);
sports game
(sport game);
profizdat
(professional publishing house).

Important!

It is necessary to remember that in the word
“collect”
it is written “and”. This is the only exception to the rule.

A tale about the letter Y

Rat Tilda and Pyh-Pyh

Mouse Mouse, together with his bosom friend Chicken Tsyp, sat at home in the evening and ate melon. Suddenly the door swung open and a huge red rat nicknamed Dilda burst into the room. Without saying a word, with her eyes wide in horror, Tilda darted under Mouse’s bed and screamed from there in a bad voice:

Guard!!! - And what happened?

I have someone sitting on the sofa under a blanket and breathing like this: “Puff-puff...” I beg you, help!

Did you hear that, Chick? She beats us every day, and we have to help her! Look what a big thing..., uh, healthy, and she came running to the little ones. - He will eat all my supplies! - Dilda sobbed. “If he is gray and shaggy, mustachioed and tailed, we refuse,” said Mouse. — A-are you f-afraid? - Tsyp asked quietly. - And y-you? - Not with you.

Sing, little ones, sing and farewell forever! - lying under the bed, muttered Dylda.

But a few minutes later the friends returned.

That's it, Dilda, get out. “We ate your Puff-Puff,” said Mouse, wiping his mustache. -Who was it? - Yes, dough! Your mother put it under the blanket for the pie, there it was, the dough, and it puffed away.

Funny poems about the letter Y for children

The bull moos two letters: - Mu! - Meow! - the cat told him. - Heard? This means that we cats know more letters than you! (G. Vieru)

Once upon a time there were jumpers. - We will jump to the moon! The trampoline threw them skyward. - Jumpers, where are you? - We are here! (V. Berestov)

Y - fragrant, white, soapy soap. Soap looks at the dirty girl with a grin. If the dirty guy remembered about soap, Soap would finally wash him. (Ya. Akim)

This letter happens at the end and in the middle, at the end of cabbage, rutabaga, and in the middle of melon. We can't put a bear in a small book. We will replace I with Y and draw a mouse. (E. Grigorieva, I. Gamazkova)

We heard from the owl that there are no words starting with the letter Y. (E. Blaginina)