[ˈbuktɒ]
EredetBorrowed from Slovak buchta, (plural) buchty. Compare also Czech buchta (“bun”). First attested in c. 1795.
- jam(-filled) bun
- archaic, literary, uncountablehis/her/its fall, downfall, collapse, ruin, defeat, undoing
- informalfailure, flop (of a work, event, performance, etc.)
- informalfailure in an exam; failing grade
- informalbad deal; loss of money
- definite, form-of, indicative, past, singularthird-person singular indicative past definite of bukik
Alakokbukták(plural) · bukta(nominative, singular) · bukták(nominative, plural) · buktát(accusative, singular) · buktákat(accusative, plural) · buktának(dative, singular) · buktáknak(dative, plural) · buktával(instrumental, singular) · buktákkal(instrumental, plural) · buktáért(causal-final, singular) · buktákért(causal-final, plural) · buktává(singular, translative) · buktákká(plural, translative) · buktáig(singular, terminative) · buktákig(plural, terminative) · buktaként(essive-formal, singular) · buktákként(essive-formal, plural) · -(essive-modal, singular) · -(essive-modal, plural) · buktában(inessive, singular)