[ˈmɔkɐr]
ПроизходInherited from Proto-Slavic *mokrъ.
- wet, humid, moisty (having excess of moisture)
- damp, soaked, sodden (having been dipped in some liquid)
Формимо́кър(canonical) · mókǎr(romanization) · мо́кричък(diminutive) · мокрота́(abstract-noun) · мо́кър(indefinite, masculine, singular) · мо́кра(feminine, indefinite, singular) · мо́кро(indefinite, neuter, singular) · мо́кри(indefinite, plural) · мо́крият(definite, masculine, singular, subjective) · мо́крата(definite, feminine, singular, subjective) · мо́крото(definite, neuter, singular, subjective) · мо́крите(definite, plural, subjective) · мо́крия(definite, masculine, objective, singular) · мо́крата(definite, feminine, objective, singular) · мо́крото(definite, neuter, objective, singular) · мо́крите(definite, objective, plural) · по́-мо́кър(indefinite, masculine, singular) · по́-мо́кра(feminine, indefinite, singular) · по́-мо́кро(indefinite, neuter, singular) · по́-мо́кри(indefinite, plural)