мѫка
See also: мука
Old Church Slavonic
editAlternative forms
edit- Glagolitic: ⰿⱘⰽⰰ (mǫka)
Etymology 1
editFrom Proto-Slavic *mǫka (“torment, torture”).
Noun
editмѫка • (mǫka) f
Declension
editDeclension of мѫка (hard a-stem)
singular | dual | plural | |
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nominative | мѫка mǫka |
мѫцѣ mǫcě |
мѫкꙑ mǫky |
genitive | мѫкꙑ mǫky |
мѫкоу mǫku |
мѫкъ mǫkŭ |
dative | мѫцѣ mǫcě |
мѫкама mǫkama |
мѫкамъ mǫkamŭ |
accusative | мѫкѫ mǫkǫ |
мѫцѣ mǫcě |
мѫкꙑ mǫky |
instrumental | мѫкоѭ mǫkojǫ |
мѫкама mǫkama |
мѫками mǫkami |
locative | мѫцѣ mǫcě |
мѫкоу mǫku |
мѫкахъ mǫkaxŭ |
vocative | мѫко mǫko |
мѫцѣ mǫcě |
мѫкꙑ mǫky |
Derived terms
editEtymology 2
editFrom Proto-Slavic *mǫka (“flour”).
Noun
editмѫка • (mǫka) f
Declension
editDeclension of мѫка (hard a-stem)
singular | dual | plural | |
---|---|---|---|
nominative | мѫка mǫka |
мѫцѣ mǫcě |
мѫкꙑ mǫky |
genitive | мѫкꙑ mǫky |
мѫкоу mǫku |
мѫкъ mǫkŭ |
dative | мѫцѣ mǫcě |
мѫкама mǫkama |
мѫкамъ mǫkamŭ |
accusative | мѫкѫ mǫkǫ |
мѫцѣ mǫcě |
мѫкꙑ mǫky |
instrumental | мѫкоѭ mǫkojǫ |
мѫкама mǫkama |
мѫками mǫkami |
locative | мѫцѣ mǫcě |
мѫкоу mǫku |
мѫкахъ mǫkaxŭ |
vocative | мѫко mǫko |
мѫцѣ mǫcě |
мѫкꙑ mǫky |