Breakdown of Глоссарий добавили, с тем чтобы носитель языка согласовал терминологию.
Questions & Answers about Глоссарий добавили, с тем чтобы носитель языка согласовал терминологию.
This is a very common Russian pattern: 3rd person plural past is often used when the doer is unknown, unimportant, or deliberately left unnamed.
So Глоссарий добавили literally looks like They added the glossary, but in natural English it often corresponds to:
- A glossary was added
- They added a glossary
- Someone added a glossary
This is called an indefinite-personal construction. Russian often prefers this over a passive.
Because глоссарий is the direct object of добавили.
The verb добавить takes the accusative case:
- добавить что? → глоссарий
For masculine inanimate nouns in the singular, the accusative often looks the same as the nominative:
- nominative: глоссарий
- accusative: глоссарий
So the form is accusative here, even though it looks identical to nominative.