[ˈɦɪrɫɔ]
ПоходженняBorrowed from Romanian gîrlă (see gârlă), from Bulgarian гъ́рло (gǎ́rlo), from Proto-Slavic *gъrlo or *gъrdlo. A doublet of го́рло (hórlo).
- mouth of a river, rivermouth; estuary
Формиги́рло(canonical, inanimate, neuter) · hýrlo(romanization) · ги́рла(genitive) · ги́рла(nominative, plural) · гирл(genitive, plural) · ги́рло(nominative, singular) · ги́рла(genitive, singular) · ги́рлу(dative, singular) · ги́рлам(dative, plural) · ги́рло(accusative, singular) · ги́рла(accusative, plural) · ги́рлом(instrumental, singular) · ги́рлами(instrumental, plural) · ги́рлі(locative, singular) · ги́рлах(locative, plural) · ги́рло(singular, vocative) · ги́рла(plural, vocative)