[bɔˈsʲak]
ПоходженняFrom босий (bosyj, “barefooted”) + -як (-jak).
- pauper, tramp
- historicallow-class person during the feudal period of Tzarist Russia, who did not belong to a fiefdom and lacked stable income
- hobo, tramp, vagabond
Формибося́к(canonical, masculine, person) · bosják(romanization) · босяка́(genitive) · босяки́(nominative, plural) · босякі́в(genitive, plural) · бося́чка(feminine) · босяцю́га(augmentative) · босяцю́ра(augmentative) · бося́к(nominative, singular) · босяка́(genitive, singular) · босяко́ві(dative, singular) · босяку́(dative, singular) · босяка́м(dative, plural) · босяка́(accusative, singular) · босякі́в(accusative, plural) · босяко́м(instrumental, singular) · босяка́ми(instrumental, plural) · босяко́ві(locative, singular) · босяку́(locative, singular) · босяка́х(locative, plural)