Inherited fromOld Czechbachoř, considered the same word aspuchýř fromProto-Slavic*pǫxyrь but influenced by*baxoriti(“to conconct”).
Derived fromProto-Slavic*pǫxyrь.
Borrowed fromHebrewבָּחוּר(bāḥū́r,“guy, boy, young man”).[1]
bachor m animal (diminutivebachorek)
Judging by its distribution,borrowed fromCzechbachor, fromOld Czechbachoř,[2] fromProto-Slavic*pǫxyrь
Derived fromProto-Slavic*pǫxyrь.
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| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | bachor | bachory |
| genitive | bachora | bachorov |
| dative | bachoru | bachorom |
| accusative | bachor | bachory |
| locative | bachore | bachoroch |
| instrumental | bachorom | bachormi |