[ˈvakɐɫ]
ПроизходBorrowed from the earlier form of Romanian oacheș (“ocular”), from Latin oculus (“eye”). Loaned also in Slovak vakeša (“sheep with black spot around the eyes”) (from Transilvanian Vlachs).
- black-eyed
- colloquialblack, dark
Формива́къл(canonical) · vákǎl(romanization) · ва́къл(indefinite, masculine, singular) · ва́кла(feminine, indefinite, singular) · ва́кло(indefinite, neuter, singular) · ва́кли(indefinite, plural) · ва́клият(definite, masculine, singular, subjective) · ва́клата(definite, feminine, singular, subjective) · ва́клото(definite, neuter, singular, subjective) · ва́клите(definite, plural, subjective) · ва́клия(definite, masculine, objective, singular) · ва́клата(definite, feminine, objective, singular) · ва́клото(definite, neuter, objective, singular) · ва́клите(definite, objective, plural) · по́-ва́къл(indefinite, masculine, singular) · по́-ва́кла(feminine, indefinite, singular) · по́-ва́кло(indefinite, neuter, singular) · по́-ва́кли(indefinite, plural) · по́-ва́клият(definite, masculine, singular, subjective) · по́-ва́клата(definite, feminine, singular, subjective)