[ˈpruː.na], [ˈpruː.na]
OriginProbably from Proto-Indo-European *prews- (“to freeze, burn”); compare Latin pruīna (“hoarfrost”). If so, cognate to Albanian prush (“embers”) and Sanskrit प्लोषति (ploṣati, “to scorch”).
- declension-1a burning coal, live coal, glowing charcoal; embers
- accusative, form-of, nominative, plural, vocativenominative/accusative/vocative plural of prūnum
Formsprūna(canonical, feminine) · prūnae(genitive) · prūna(nominative, singular) · prūnae(nominative, plural) · prūnae(genitive, singular) · prūnārum(genitive, plural) · prūnae(dative, singular) · prūnīs(dative, plural) · prūnam(accusative, singular) · prūnās(accusative, plural) · prūnā(ablative, singular) · prūnīs(ablative, plural) · prūna(singular, vocative) · prūnae(plural, vocative) · prūna(canonical)
Source: Wiktionary