ContinuesOld Church Slavonicꙋдъ(udŭ), fromProto-Slavic*udъ. Possibly equivalent toу(u,“at, on”) +-д(-d).
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| indefinite | уд ud | у́дове údove |
| definite (subject form) | у́дът údǎt | у́довете údovete |
| definite (object form) | у́да úda | |
| count form | — | у́да úda |
уд• (wud)
Borrowed fromOttoman Turkishعود(ut), fromArabicعُود(ʕūd).
FromProto-Mongolic*huda, compareManchuᡶᠣᡩᠣᡥᠣ(fodoho), an early (Para-)Mongolic loan.
уд• (ud) (Mongolian spellingᠤᠳᠠ(uda))
уд• (ud)
Inherited fromOld East Slavicоудъ(udŭ,“limb,piece”), also found asоудо(udo), pluralоудеса(udesa); fromProto-Slavic*udъ. CompareOld Church Slavonicоудъ(udŭ,“limb”),Bulgarianуд(ud,“limb”),Serbo-Croatianу̑д(“limb”),у́до(“piece ofmeat”),Sloveneúd(“limb”)(tonal orthography),Czechúd(“limb”),Slovakúd(“limb”),Polishud(“thigh”), alsoudo. Further connections unclear.
уд• (ud) m inan (genitiveу́да,nominative pluralу́ды,genitive pluralу́дов)
уд• (ud) m inan (genitiveу́да,nominative pluralу́ды,genitive pluralу́дов)
уд• (ud) m inan (genitiveу́да,nominative pluralу́ды,genitive pluralу́дов)
Clipping ofудовлетвори́тельно(udovletvorítelʹno).
уд• (ud) m inan (genitiveу́да,nominative pluralу́ды,genitive pluralу́дов)
Inherited fromProto-Slavic*udъ.
уд m (Latin spellingud)