[ˈɡɔrɐk]
ПроизходInherited from Proto-Slavic *gorьkъ. By surface analysis, горя́ (gorjá, “to burn”) + -ък (-ǎk).
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- literarybitter
- figuratively, literarymiserable, sorrowful, woeful
- literarywretched
Формиго́рък(canonical) · górǎk(romanization) · горки́чък(diminutive) · го́рко(adverb) · го́рък(indefinite, masculine, singular) · го́рка(feminine, indefinite, singular) · го́рко(indefinite, neuter, singular) · го́рки(indefinite, plural) · го́ркият(definite, masculine, singular, subjective) · го́рката(definite, feminine, singular, subjective) · го́ркото(definite, neuter, singular, subjective) · го́рките(definite, plural, subjective) · го́ркия(definite, masculine, objective, singular) · го́рката(definite, feminine, objective, singular) · го́ркото(definite, neuter, objective, singular) · го́рките(definite, objective, plural) · по́-го́рък(indefinite, masculine, singular) · по́-го́рка(feminine, indefinite, singular) · по́-го́рко(indefinite, neuter, singular) · по́-го́рки(indefinite, plural)