[ˈkraɛn]
ПроизходFrom Proto-Slavic *krajьnъ. Morphologically, from край (kraj) + -ен (-en).
- last, final, ultimate
“кра́йната къ́ща” — the last house
“кра́ен случа́й” — last resort
- figurativelyextreme, exceptional
“кра́йни ме́рки” — extreme measures
Формикра́ен(canonical) · kráen(romanization) · кра́ен(indefinite, masculine, singular) · кра́йна(feminine, indefinite, singular) · кра́йно(indefinite, neuter, singular) · кра́йни(indefinite, plural) · кра́йният(definite, masculine, singular, subjective) · кра́йната(definite, feminine, singular, subjective) · кра́йното(definite, neuter, singular, subjective) · кра́йните(definite, plural, subjective) · кра́йния(definite, masculine, objective, singular) · кра́йната(definite, feminine, objective, singular) · кра́йното(definite, neuter, objective, singular) · кра́йните(definite, objective, plural) · по́-кра́ен(indefinite, masculine, singular) · по́-кра́йна(feminine, indefinite, singular) · по́-кра́йно(indefinite, neuter, singular) · по́-кра́йни(indefinite, plural) · по́-кра́йният(definite, masculine, singular, subjective) · по́-кра́йната(definite, feminine, singular, subjective)