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корчма́

Etymology edit

From Proto-Slavic *kъrčьma.

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Noun edit

корчма́ (korčmáf inan (genitive корчмы́, nominative plural корчмы́, genitive plural корче́м, diminutive корчо́мка)

  1. (dated) tavern, inn where spirits are sold (in Ukraine or Belarus before the Russian Revolution)
    Synonyms: каба́к (kabák), пивна́я (pivnája), шино́к (šinók), бар (bar), паб (pab), тракти́р (traktír), харче́вня (xarčévnja)

Usage notes edit

  • Historically, there was a legal distinction between a private корчма́ (korčmá) or шино́к (šinók) serving tax-free spirits, and a taxed, government-licensed каба́к (kabák).

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Etymology edit

From Proto-Slavic *kъrčьma.

Pronunciation edit

  • IPA(key): [kɔrt͡ʃˈma]
  • (file)
  • IPA(key): [ˈkɔrt͡ʃmɐ]

Noun edit

корчма́ or ко́рчма (korčmá or kórčmaf inan (genitive корчми́ or ко́рчми, nominative plural ко́рчми, genitive plural корче́м)

  1. (dated) tavern, inn where spirits are sold (in Ukraine or Belarus before the Russian Revolution)
    Synonyms: кна́йпа (knájpa), пивна́ (pyvná), пивни́ця (pyvnýcja), шино́к (šynók), бар (bar), паб (pab)

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