/ˈwɔ.tɔk/
PochodzeniePossibly borrowed from Ukrainian лотоки́ (lotoký). Compare Romanian lăptoc, Russian лото́к (lotók).
- inanimate, masculineflume; trough made of planks, through which water flows to the millwheels
- inanimate, masculine, obsoletegutter (prepared channel in a surface)
Formyłotok(nominative, singular) · łotoki(nominative, plural) · łotoku(genitive, singular) · łotoków(genitive, plural) · łotokowi(dative, singular) · łotokom(dative, plural) · łotok(accusative, singular) · łotoki(accusative, plural) · łotokiem(instrumental, singular) · łotokami(instrumental, plural) · łotoku(locative, singular) · łotokach(locative, plural) · łotoku(singular, vocative) · łotoki(plural, vocative)
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