шашлык
Russian edit
Etymology edit
Borrowed from Crimean Tatar şışlıq/шишлик (“something to be cooked on a skewer”), from şiş (“spit, skewer”) + -lik (“-ness, -hood, -ity”; also “for”).
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
шашлы́к • (šašlýk) m inan (genitive шашлыка́, nominative plural шашлыки́, genitive plural шашлыко́в, relational adjective шашлы́чный)
Declension edit
Declension of шашлы́к (inan masc-form velar-stem accent-b)
Related terms edit
- шашлы́чник (šašlýčnik)
- шашлы́чная (šašlýčnaja)
- шашлы́чница (šašlýčnica)
Descendants edit
- → Czech: šašlik
- → Dutch: sjasliek
- → English: shashlik, shashlick, shashlyk
- → Esperanto: ŝaŝliko
- → Estonian: šašlõkk
- → Finnish: saslikki, saslik, šašlik
- → French: chachlyk, chachlik
- → German: Schaschlik, Schaschlyk
- → Greek: σασλίκ (saslík)
- → Hungarian: saslik
- → Italian: shashlik
- → Japanese: シャシリク
- → Korean: 샤실리크 (syasillikeu)
- → Latvian: šašliks
- → Lithuanian: šašlykas
- → Norwegian Bokmål: sjasjlyk
- → Norwegian Nynorsk: sjasjlyk
- → Polish: szaszłyk
- → Portuguese: chachlik, shashlik
- → Spanish: shashlik
- → Swedish: saschlik