хор• (xor)
Borrowed fromGreekχορός(chorós).
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| indefinite | хор hor | хо́рове hórove |
| definite (subject form) | хо́рът hórǎt | хо́ровете hórovete |
| definite (object form) | хо́ра hóra | |
| count form | — | хо́ра hóra |
хор• (xor)
Borrowed fromRussianхор(xor), fromAncient Greekχορός(khorós,“company of dancers or singers”).
хор• (xor)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | хор(xor) | хорлар(xorlar) |
| genitive | хордың(xordyñ) | хорлардың(xorlardyñ) |
| dative | хорға(xorğa) | хорларға(xorlarğa) |
| accusative | хорды(xordy) | хорларды(xorlardy) |
| locative | хорда(xorda) | хорларда(xorlarda) |
| ablative | хордан(xordan) | хорлардан(xorlardan) |
| instrumental | хормен(xormen) | хорлармен(xorlarmen) |
хор• (hor) m (pluralхорови,relational adjectiveхорски,diminutiveхорче)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| indefinite | хор(hor) | хорови(horovi) |
| definite unspecified | хорот(horot) | хоровите(horovite) |
| definite proximal | хоров(horov) | хоровиве(horovive) |
| definite distal | хорон(horon) | хоровине(horovine) |
| vocative | хору(horu) | хорови(horovi) |
| count form | — | хора(hora) |
From a confluence ofProto-Mongolic*kora(“poison”) andProto-Turkic*kor(“loss, harm”), which are in turn probably related on a deeper level.
CompareEast Yugurxoro,Old Uyghur[script needed](qor).
хор• (xor) (Mongolian spellingᠬᠣᠣᠷᠠ(qoor-a))
Seeхур(xur)
хор• (xor)
Inherited fromOld Slovakchór, ultimately fromAncient Greekχορός(khorós).
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | хор(xor) | хори(xori) |
| genitive | хору /хора(xoru / xora) | хорох(xorox) |
| dative | хору(xoru) | хором(xorom) |
| accusative | хор(xor) | хори(xori) |
| instrumental | хором(xorom) | хорами(xorami) |
| locative | хору(xoru) | хорох(xorox) |
| vocative | хоре(xore) | хори(xori) |
Borrowed fromAncient Greekχορός(khorós).
хор• (xor) m inan (genitiveхо́ра,nominative pluralхоры́,genitive pluralхоро́в,relational adjectiveхорово́й)
хор• (xor) f inan pl orf anim pl orm anim pl
Inherited fromClassical Persianخَار(xār).
хор• (xor) (Persian spellingخار)
Inherited fromClassical Persianخْوَار(xwār).
хор• (xor) (Persian spellingخوار)
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Borrowed fromAncient Greekχορός(khorós).
хор• (xor) m inan (genitiveхо́ру,nominative pluralхо́ри,genitive pluralхо́рів,relational adjectiveхорови́й)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | хор xor | хо́ри xóry |
| genitive | хо́ру xóru | хо́рів xóriv |
| dative | хо́рові,хо́ру xórovi,xóru | хо́рам xóram |
| accusative | хор xor | хо́ри xóry |
| instrumental | хо́ром xórom | хо́рами xóramy |
| locative | хо́рі xóri | хо́рах xórax |
| vocative | хо́ре xóre | хо́ри xóry |
From an earlier*xvor <*xvohar, fromProto-Iranian*hwáhā, fromProto-Indo-Iranian*swásā, fromProto-Indo-European*swésōr.
CompareTajikхоҳар(xohar),Englishsister.
хор (xor)
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хор• (qor)
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хор• (qor)
хор• (qor)