[epʼokʰa]
წარმომავლობაLikely borrowed from Russian эпо́ха (epóxa), from Medieval Latin epocha, from Ancient Greek ἐποχή (epokhḗ).
- uncountableera, epoch
- uncountableepoch
ფორმებიeṗoka(romanization) · ეპოქა(nominative, singular) · ეპოქამ(ergative, singular) · ეპოქას(dative, singular) · ეპოქასა(dative, singular) · ეპოქის(genitive, singular) · ეპოქისა(genitive, singular) · ეპოქით(instrumental, singular) · ეპოქითა(instrumental, singular) · -(archaic, instrumental, plural) · ეპოქად(adverbial, singular) · ეპოქადა(adverbial, singular) · -(adverbial, archaic, plural) · ეპოქავ(singular, vocative) · ეპოქაზე(dative, on-position, singular) · ეპოქასთან(dative, near-position, singular) · ეპოქაში(dative, in-position, singular) · ეპოქასავით(dative, like-position, singular) · ეპოქისთვის(for-position, genitive, singular) · ეპოქისებრ(genitive, like-position, singular)
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