[ˈʒɛrɐf]
ПроизходOriginally an i-stem from Proto-Slavic *žeravь.
- crane (bird of family Gruidae)
- dialectal, relationalcrane; crane's
“Девери, пера жерави,
я доведете невеста,
ръката да ми целува.” — Oh brothers-in-law, [similar to] crane's feathers,
bring a bride [to me],
so she may kiss my hand.
Формиже́рав(canonical, masculine) · žérav(romanization) · же́равица(feminine) · же́рав(adjective, relational) · же́равов(adjective, relational) · же́равен(adjective, relational) · же́рав(indefinite, singular) · же́рави(indefinite, plural) · же́равът(definite, singular, subjective) · же́равите(definite, plural, subjective) · же́рава(definite, objective, singular) · же́равите(definite, objective, plural) · -(count-form, singular) · же́рава(count-form, plural) · же́раве(singular, vocative) · же́рави(plural, vocative) · же́раб(alternative, dialectal) · жа́раб(alternative, dialectal) · же́рав(canonical) · же́рав(indefinite, masculine, singular)