Yes the word "Плетеный" is formed from "Плести". Плести - verb Плетеный - adjective It happens alot in Russian language! for example: Ходит - verb Ходивший - adjective Ест - verb Евший - adjective Окружить - verb Окруженный - adjective Изменяет - verb Изменивший -adjective.

Плетёный-is an example of a Russian verbal adjective. Yes, "плетёный" is derived from the Russian verb "плести"(что делать? imperfect aspect) Verbal adjectives in Russian are only derived from the verbs in the imperfect aspect . E.g. fry-fried жарить-жареный, depend- dependent зависеть-зависимый. Russian verbal adjectives unlike Russian participles have no prefixes аnd dependent words. That's why "поджаренный" ( "под" is a prefix, derived from the verb in the perfect aspect "поджарить") is a perfect participle , "жаренный на сковороде"-"fried in the frying pan" (derived from the verb in the imperfect aspect "жарить" with a dependent word) is an imperfect participle. We can only form present and past participles from the Russian verb "изменять"- "change" ("из" is a prefix)-изменяющийся, изменившийся (Active Voice), "изменённый" (Passive Voice).

In most cases, a verb can be changed in the way you mentioned. 1.the world "changes" = мир изменяется 2."changing" world = изменяющийся мир ('изменяющийся' is rarely used in everyday speech) 3."changed" world = измененный мир Yes, 'мебелью' is the fifth, instrumental, case of the word 'мебель' 'Плести' = 'wattle', 'плетеный' = 'wattled', 'плетеной' = the fifth case of 'плетеный' HTH

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開圖, Have a look: http://ru.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D0%BF%D0%BB%D0%B5%D1%82%D1%91%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B9 Yes, one can create adjectives from verbs. "Mебелью" is the instrumental case.