[ˈkɪɫem]
ПоходженняBorrowed from Crimean Tatar kilim or Ottoman Turkish كلیم (kilim), from Classical Persian گلیم (gilīm), from Ancient Greek κάλυμμα (kálumma, “covering”). Compare Russian, Bulgarian, and Macedonian кили́м (kilím), Belarusian кілі́м (kilím) and Serbo-Croatian ћѝлим/ćìlim.
- rug, carpet
- Canadiantapestry, gobelin, wall hanging
Формики́лим(canonical, inanimate, masculine) · kýlym(romanization) · ки́лима(genitive) · килими́(nominative, plural) · килимі́в(genitive, plural) · килимо́к(diminutive) · ки́лим(nominative, singular) · ки́лима(genitive, singular) · ки́лимові(dative, singular) · ки́лиму(dative, singular) · килима́м(dative, plural) · ки́лим(accusative, singular) · килими́(accusative, plural) · ки́лимом(instrumental, singular) · килима́ми(instrumental, plural) · ки́лимі(locative, singular) · килима́х(locative, plural) · ки́лиме(singular, vocative) · килими́(plural, vocative)