[ˈt͡ʃu̟kɐm]
ПроизходInherited from Proto-Slavic *čukati, at least partially of onomatopoeic origin. Some of the meanings may reflect an e-ablaut of ку́я (kúja, “to hew”) (dialectal) + -кам (-kam).
- onomatopoeicto clack, to patter
- intransitiveto knock, to tap, to clap
“чу́кам на врата́та” — to knock on the door
- intransitiveto strike, to hew, to smite
“чу́кам с чук” — to smite with a hammer
- transitiveto hammer, to drive in
“чу́кам гво́здей в дъ́ска” — to hammer a pin into a plank
- reflexive, slangto have intercourse
Формичу́кам first-singular present indicative or(canonical, imperfective) · čúkam(romanization) · чу́кна(perfective) · чу́кащ(active, indefinite, masculine, participle, present) · чу́кал(active, aorist, indefinite, masculine, participle, past) · чука́л(active, aorist, indefinite, masculine, participle, past) · чу́кал(active, imperfect, indefinite, masculine, participle, past) · -(indefinite, masculine, participle, passive, past) · чу́кайки(adverbial, indefinite, masculine, participle) · чу́кащият(active, definite, masculine, participle, present, subjective) · чу́калият(active, aorist, definite, masculine, participle, past, subjective) · чука́лият(active, aorist, definite, masculine, participle, past, subjective) · -(active, definite, imperfect, masculine, participle, past, subjective) · -(definite, masculine, participle, passive, past, subjective) · чу́кайки(adverbial, definite, masculine, participle, subjective) · чу́кащия(active, definite, masculine, objective, participle, present) · чу́калия(active, aorist, definite, masculine, objective, participle, past) · чука́лия(active, aorist, definite, masculine, objective, participle, past) · -(active, definite, imperfect, masculine, objective, participle, past) · -(definite, masculine, objective, participle, passive, past)